WALKER, ALICE, 1944- Alice Walker papers, circa 1930-2014

Emory University Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library Atlanta, GA 30322 404-727-6887 [email protected]

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Descriptive Summary

Creator: Walker, Alice, 1944- Title: Alice Walker papers, circa 1930-2014 Call Number: Manuscript Collection No. 1061 Extent: 138 linear feet (253 boxes), 9 oversized papers boxes and 1 oversized papers folder (OP), 10 bound volumes (BV), 5 oversized bound volumes (OBV), 2 extraoversized papers folders (XOP) 2 framed items (FR), AV Masters: 5.5 linear feet (6 boxes and CLP), and 7.2 GB of born digital materials (3,054 files) Abstract: Papers of Alice Walker, an African American poet, novelist, and activist, including correspondence, manuscript and typescript writings, writings by other authors, subject files, printed material, publishing files and appearance files, audiovisual materials, photographs, scrapbooks, personal files journals, and born digital materials. Language: Materials mostly in English.

Administrative Information

Restrictions on Access Special restrictions apply: Selected correspondence in Series 1; business files (Subseries 4.2); journals (Series 10); legal files (Subseries 12.2), property files (Subseries 12.3), and financial records (Subseries 12.4) are closed during Alice Walker's lifetime or October 1, 2027, whichever is later. Series 13: Access to processed born digital materials is only available in the Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library (the Rose Library). Use of the original digital media is restricted. The same restrictions listed above apply to born digital materials.

Emory Libraries provides copies of its finding aids for use only in research and private study. Copies supplied may not be copied for others or otherwise distributed without prior consent of the holding repository. Alice Walker papers, circa 1930-2010 Manuscript Collection No. 1061

Terms Governing Use and Reproduction All requests subject to limitations noted in departmental policies on reproduction. Researchers are not permitted to copy or download any of the digital files from the computer workstation.

Source Purchase from Glenn Horowitz Bookseller, on behalf of Alice Walker, 2007. Multiple additions were purchased from or donated by Alice Walker from 2007-2019.

Citation [after identification of item(s)], Alice Walker papers, Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library, Emory University.

Appraisal Note Acquired by Curator of African American Collections, Randall Burkett, as part of the Rose Library's holdings in African American literature.

Processing Processed by Elizabeth Russey, Brittney Cooper, Elizabeth Stice, and Brenda Tindal, April 23, 2009. Born digital materials processed by Dorothy Waugh, March 17, 2014 and Brenna Edwards, November 2018. The born digital materials currently available to researchers are taken from 37 3.5" floppy disks, two compact discs, and a MacBook Air. For more information, see the processing note in the description of Series 13, Born digital materials. This finding aid may include language that is offensive or harmful. Please refer to the Rose Library's harmful language statement for more information about why such language may appear and ongoing efforts to remediate racist, ableist, sexist, homophobic, euphemistic and other oppressive language. If you are concerned about language used in this finding aid, please contact us at [email protected].

Collection Description

Biographical Note Alice Walker (1944-), African American poet, novelist, and activist. The youngest of eight children, Walker was born on February 9, 1944, to sharecroppers Willie Lee Walker and Minnie Tallulah Grant Walker in Eatonton, Georgia. Walker graduated valedictorian of her high school class in 1961. She attended Spelman College for two years before transferring to Sarah Lawrence College, graduating in 1965. Walker married lawyer Mel Leventhal in 1967 and moved to Jackson, Mississippi. She worked for Friends of the Children of Mississippi, an early Head Start program. She also served as the writer-in-residence for Jackson State College and Tougaloo College. In 1968, Walker published her first book of poetry, Once. Shortly thereafter in 1969, she published her first novel, The Third Life of Grange Copelandd, the same year her daughter Rebecca was born. In 1977, Walker divorced Mel Leventhal and moved to California.

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Walker has written numerous essays, novels, and collections of poetry. Her novel The Color Purple, published in 1982, won both the Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Award. Walker has also served as a contributing editor of Ms. during the 1980s and founded the Wild Trees Press.

Scope and Content Note The collection consists of the literary and personal papers of Alice Walker from circa 1930-2015. The collection documents the development of Walker's writing career, her interest in political activism, and her personal relationships with friends and family. The collection also contains material about Walker's many interests, including civil rights, Zora Neale Hurston, female genital mutilation, Bessie Head, Cuba, Mumia Abu-Jamal, and women's rights. The papers include correspondence (1958-2014); drafts of poetry, novels, essays, and other writings (1961-2014); writings by other authors; subject files (1968-2012); printed material (1961-2014); publishing files and appearance files (1966-2012); audiovisual materials (1962-2007); photographs (circa 1930s-2012); scrapbooks (1959-1996); personal files (1958-2010); journals; and born digital materials (1987-2013).

Arrangement Note Organized into thirteen series: (1) Correspondence, (2) Writings by Walker, (3) Subject files, (4) Publishing files, (5) Printed material, (6) Writings by others, (7) Scrapbooks, (8) Photographs, (9) Audiovisual materials, (10) Journals, (11) Memorabilia and artwork, (12) Personal files, and (13) Born digital materials.

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Series 1: Correspondence, 1958-2014 Series 2: Writings by Walker, 1961-2014 Subseries 2.1: Notebooks, circa 1964-2002 Subseries 2.2: Poems, 1965-2006 Subseries 2.2a: Collected poems, 1965-2003 Subseries 2.2b: Uncollected poems, 1965-2006 Subseries 2.3: Fiction, circa 1960-2014 Subseries 2.3a: Novels, circa 1960s-2004 Subseries 2.3b: Short stories, 1964-2014 Subseries 2.3c: Children's books, 1974-2006 Subseries 2.4: Non-fiction, 1961-2012 Subseries 2.4a: Essays and edited volumes, 1966-2006 Subseries 2.4b: Reviews, 1971-1982 Subseries 2.4c: Introductions, forwards, and letters to the editor, 1963-2003 Subseries 2.4d: Interviews, 1973-2006 Subseries 2.4e: College papers, 1961-1966 Subseries 2.4f: Speeches, 1972-2012 Subseries 2.4g: Other writings, 1986, 2005 Subseries 2.5: Derivative works, 1984-2005 Series 3: Subject files, 1968-2012 Series 4: Publishing files, 1966-2012 Subseries 4.1: Appearance files, 1966-2012 Subseries 4.2: Business files, 1970-2007 Series 5: Printed material, 1961-2014 Subseries 5.1: Printed material by Alice Walker, 1963-2007 Subseries 5.2: Printed material about Alice Walker, 1961-2014 Subseries 5.3: General printed material, 1964-2013 Subseries 5.4: Posters, circa 1980-2013 Series 6: Writings by others, 1966-2012 Series 7: Scrapbooks, 1959-1996 Series 8: Photographs, circa 1930s-2012 Subseries 8.1: Alice Walker, circa 1940s-2006 Subseries 8.2: Events, 1950-2009 Subseries 8.3: Other people and places, circa 1930s-2012 Subseries 8.4: Slides and negatives, 1962-1970 Subseries 8.5: Photograph albums, 1960-2006 Series 9: Audiovisual materials, 1962-2010 Subseries 9.1: Audio recordings, 1962-2007 Subseries 9.2: Video recordings, 1979-2010 Series 10: Journals, circa 1960s-2007 Series 11: Memorabilia and artwork, 1963-2013 Series 12: Personal files, 1958-2010 Subseries 12.1: Personal papers, 1979-2006

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Subseries 12.2: Legal files, 1992-1999 Subseries 12.3: Property files, 1978-2003 Subseries 12.4: Financial records, 1973-2012 Series 13: Born digital materials, 1987-2013

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Scope and Content Note The correspondence series contains letters Walker wrote and received from 1958-2014. The series includes correspondence from family, friends, editors, and fans of her writing. The correspondence ranges from birthday cards and fan letters to detailed correspondence with editors and personal correspondence to family members. This series offers a sustained perspective on Walker's personal relationships. Significant personal correspondence includes letters with family and friends, including Mel Leventhal, Walker's sisters, mother, and other family members, Maryam Lowen, Charles Merrill, Gloria Steinem, and Howard Zinn. Early letters with Mel Leventhal in the 1970s document their relationship and views on politics. Numerous letters between Walker and Gloria Steinem document their extensive friendship, pieces in Ms. Magazine, and their perspectives on the issues of the day. Letters to and from Howard and Roslyn Zinn document events and opinions in Walker's life from her Spelman College days to the present. In addition to personal correspondence, the series also contains correspondence documenting Walker's writing career. Significant correspondence between Walker, her literary agents and editors, and other writers is also part of the collection and includes letters from John Ferrone, bell hooks, Langston Hughes, June Jordan, Susan Kirschner, Tillie Olsen, and Wendy Weil. The series also includes correspondence regarding the filming of The Color Purple and features letters from Whoopi Goldberg, Quincy Jones, Steven Spielberg, and Oprah Winfrey. Letters to and from Evelyn White document White's efforts in researching and writing Walker's biography. Walker's popularity with her readers is documented through the large amount of fan mail included in the correspondence series. The series also charts Walker's activism and involvement in political causes such as civil rights and female genital mutilation. In addition to mailings from various organizations the collection includes items from Fidel Castro, Barbara Christian, Angela Davis, Joanne Edgar, Audre Lord, and Wilma Mankiller. The correspondence series includes a number of unidentified correspondents, undated letters, fragments and correspondence from others to others. Some correspondence originally undated has been filed in folders with bracketed dates to indicate that the dates on those letters were approximated during processing. Writings by others that accompany correspondence remain within the correspondence series but are indexed and cross-referenced in Writings by Others (Series 6) series. Other correspondence can be found throughout the Walker papers. Business correspondence can also be found in the Publishing files (Series 4) and some correspondence relating to specific writings can be found in the Writings by Walker (Series 2). Correspondence can also be found in the Born digital materials (Series 13).

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Arrangement Note Arranged in chronological order; undated correspondence arranged in alphabetical order by correspondent.

Terms Governing Use and Reproduction Researchers are not permitted to copy or download any digital files from the computer workstation.

Restrictions on Access Special restrictions apply: Selected correspondence is closed during Alice Walker's lifetime or until October 2027, whichever is later. Access to born digital materials is only available in the Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library (the Rose Library).

Undated correspondence Box Folder Content 1 1 A-B 1 2 C-H 1 3 J-L 1 4 M-O 1 5 P-S 1 6 Gloria Steinem 1 7 T-V 1 8 W-Walker 2 1 W-Z 2 2 Unidentified

Dated correspondence 2 3 1958-1965 2 4 circa 1966-1967 2 5 1966 2 6 1967 2 7 circa 1968 2 8 1968 3 1 circa 1969 3 2 1969 3 3 circa 1970 3 4 January-September 1970 3 5 October-December 1970 3 6 circa 1971 3 7 January- March 1971 3 8 April- June 1971 3 9 July- December 1971

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3 10 circa 1972 3 11 January- May 1972 3 12 June- August 1972 4 1 September- December 1972 4 2 circa 1973-1974 4 3 January- February 1973 4 4 March- April 1973 4 5 May- June 1973 4 6 July- August 1973 4 7 September- October 1973 4 8 November- December 1973 5 1 circa 1974 5 2 January- March 1974 5 3 April- July 1974 5 4 August- December 1974 5 5 circa 1975 5 6 January- July 1975 5 7 August- December 1975 5 8 circa 1976 6 1 January- April 1976 6 2 May- July 1976 6 3 August- September 1976 6 4 October- December 1976 6 5 circa 1977 6 6 January- March 1977 6 7 April- August 1977 6 8 September- December 1977 6 9 circa 1978 6 10 January- April 1978 7 1 May- August 1978 7 2 September 1978 7 3 October 1978 7 4 November- December 1978 7 5 circa 1979 7 6 January- February 1979 7 7 March 1979 7 8 April 1979 7 9 May 1979 8 1 June- July 1979

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8 2 August 1979 8 3 September 1979 8 4 October- December 1979 8 5 circa 1980 8 6 January 1980 8 7 February- March 1980 8 8 April- June 1980 8 9 July- September 1980 8 10 October- December 1980 9 1 circa 1981 9 2 January- February 1981 9 3 March- July 1981 9 4 August- December 1981 9 5 circa 1982 9 6 February- June 1982 9 7 July- August 1982 9 8 September- December 1982 9 9 circa 1983 10 1 January- May 1983 10 2 June- August 1983 10 3 September- October 1983 10 4 November 1983 10 5 December 1983 10 6 circa 1984 10 7 January 1984 10 8 February 1984 11 1 March- April 1984 11 2 May- June 1984 11 3 July- August 1984 11 4 September- October 1984 11 5 November 1984 11 6 December 1984 11 7 circa 1985 11 8 January- February 1985 12 1 March 1985 12 2 April 1985 12 3 May 1985 12 4 June 1985 12 5 July 1985

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12 6 August 1985 12 7 September 1985 12 8 October 1985 12 9 November 1985 13 1 December 1985 13 2 circa 1986 [A-L] 13 3 circa 1986 [M-Z] 13 4 January 1986 13 5 February 1986 13 6 March 1-17, 1986 14 1 March 18-31, 1986 14 2 April 1-14, 1986 14 3 April 15-30, 1986 14 4 May 1986 14 5 June 1986 14 6 July 1986 15 1 August 1986 15 2 September 1986 15 3 October 1986 15 4 November 1986 15 5 December 1986 15 6 circa 1987 16 1 January 1987 16 2 February 1987 16 3 March 1987 16 4 April 1987 16 5 May 1987 16 6 June 1987 17 1 July 1987 17 2 August 1987 17 3 September 1987 17 4 October- November 1987 17 5 December 1987 17 6 circa 1988 17 7 January 1988 18 1 February 1988 18 2 March 1988 18 3 April 1988 18 4 May 1988

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18 5 June 1988 18 6 July 1988 18 7 August 1988 19 1 September 1988 19 2 October- December 1988 19 3 circa 1989 19 4 January- February 1989 19 5 March- April 1989 19 6 May 1989 19 7 June- July 1989 19 8 August- October 1989 19 9 November- December 1989 20 1 circa 1990 20 2 January- February 1990 20 3 March- April 1990 20 4 May- June 1990 20 5 July 1990 20 6 August- September 1990 20 7 October- November 1990 20 8 December 1990 20 9 circa 1991 21 1 January 1991 21 2 February-March 1991 21 3 April- May 1991 21 4 June- July 1991 21 5 August- October 1991 21 6 November- December 1991 21 7 circa 1992 22 1 January- February 1992 22 2 March- May 1992 22 3 June- July 1992 22 4 August- September 1992 22 5 October- December 1992 22 6 circa 1993 22 7 January 1993 23 1 February- March 1993 23 2 April- May 1993 23 3 June- July 1993 23 4 August 1993

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23 5 September- October 1993 23 6 November 1993 23 7 December 1993 23 8 circa 1994 23 9 January 1994 23 1 February 1-20, 1994 24 2 February 21-28, 1994 24 3 March 1-16, 1994 24 4 March 17-30, 1994 24 5 April 1994 24 6 May 1994 24 7 June 1994 24 8 July 1994 24 9 August 1994 25 1 September- October 1994 25 2 November- December, 1994 25 3 circa 1995 25 4 January- February 1995 25 5 March- April 1995 25 6 May- June 1995 25 7 July- August 1995 25 8 September- October 1995 25 9 November- December 1995 26 1 circa 1996 26 2 January- February 1996 26 3 March- April 1996 26 4 May- July 1996 26 5 August- October 1996 26 6 November- December 1996 26 7 circa 1997 26 8 January- February 1997 26 9 March- May 1997 27 1 June- July 1997 27 2 August 1997 27 3 September- December 1997 27 4 circa 1998 27 5 January- February 1998 27 6 March- July 1998 27 7 August- October 1998

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27 8 November- December 1998 27 9 January- March 1999 27 10 April- August 1999 28 1 September- December 1999 28 2 January- April 2000 28 3 May- August 2000 28 4 September- December 2000 28 5 January- June 2001 28 6 July- December 2001 28 7 January- April 2002 28 8 May- July 2002 29 1 August- December 2002 29 2 circa 2003 29 3 January- February 2003 29 4 March- April 2003 29 5 May 2003 29 6 June- August 2003 29 7 September- October 2003 29 8 November- December 2003 29 9 circa 2004 30 1 January- February 2004 30 2 March 2004 30 3 April 2004 30 4 May 2004 30 5 June 2004 30 6 July 2004 30 7 August 2004 30 8 September 2004 30 9 October 2004 30 10 November 2004 31 1 December 2004 31 2 circa 2005 31 3 January 2005 31 4 February 2005 31 5 March 2005 31 6 April 2005 31 7 May 2005 31 8 June- July 2005 31 9 August 2005

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31 10 September- October 2005 31 11 November 2005 31 12 December 2005 32 1 circa 2006 32 2 January- March 2006 32 3 April- June 2006 32 4 July- September 2006 32 5 October 2006 32 6 November- December 2006 32 7 circa 2007 32 8 January 2007 32 9 February- March 2007 32 10 April- May 2007 32 11 June 2007-2010 250 1 2011 250 2 circa 2012 250 3 2012 250 4 2013 250 5 2014 251 21 2015-2016 33 1 Fragments

Correspondence to and from others 33 2 Undated 33 3 1966-1989 33 4 1990-2005

Restricted correspondence and personal files 34 Correspondence [RESTRICTED] 249 Personal files [RESTRICTED]

14 Alice Walker papers, circa 1930-2010 Manuscript Collection No. 1061 Series 2 Writings by Walker, 1961-2014 Box 35 - Box 91, 250-251; OP 1; BV 1

Scope and Content Note The series contains published and unpublished writings by Alice Walker from 1961-2014. The writings include notebooks, collected and uncollected poems, novels, collected and uncollected short stories, children's stories, and a range of non-fiction writings including collected and uncollected essays, book reviews, interviews, introductions and forewords to published works, college papers, speeches, and derivative works like screenplays and musical adaptations of her poetry. The notebooks (Subseries 2.1) include manuscript drafts of short stories, essays, novels, and poetry, along with correspondence from 1964-2002. Of particular interest to researchers will be Walker's college notebooks from Sarah Lawrence College, several legal pads containing draft fragments of the novel Meridian (1976), and many notebooks which contain handwritten drafts of collected and uncollected poetry. The poems subseries (Subseries 2.2) includes a range of early uncollected poetry from the 1960s through 2002. Multiple drafts exist of many of her early poems, which have much to reveal to researchers about her creative process. The subseries also includes multiple drafts of each of Walker's seven collections of poetry. Walker's fiction (Subseries 2.3) includes manuscript and typescript drafts of each of her novels, drafts of collected and uncollected short stories, and drafts and page proofs of her children's stories. Among the novels are two unpublished works, The Ditch and The Sixty-Nine Braids. The Ditch seems to be related to the The Third Life of Grange Copeland (1970), Walker's first novel, in its choice of characters and themes. There is also a manuscript draft of The Color Purple (1982), and multiple manuscript and typescript drafts of Walker's second novel Meridian (1976). The subseries also contains several early uncollected short stories written in the 1960s that deal with themes of racism, race relations, and civil rights. Of particular interest in this regard is "The Suicide of an American Girl" written in 1965. Among the collected short stories is "To Hell With Dying," Walker's first published short story. The subseries also includes early drafts of several of Walker's children's stories, including Langston Hughes: American Poet (1974). The non-fiction works (Subseries 2.4) includes drafts of Walker's collected and uncollected essays, edited volumes, introductions, forewords, letters to the editor, reviews, speeches, and college coursework. Researchers will find multiple drafts of her well-known essays "The Civil Rights Movement: What Good Was It?" and "Coretta King: Revisited." The college papers include materials that provide insight into Walker's intellectual and liberal arts training during her time at Spelman College and later Sarah Lawrence College in the 1960s. This subseries includes papers written for professors Staughton Lynd, Howard Zinn, and Muriel Rukeyser. In derivative works (Subseries 2.5), researchers will find multiple drafts of The Color Purple screenplay, both the version penned by Walker and the version penned by Menno Meyjes that was used to make the film. There are also a variety of stage adaptations of Walker's novels and short stories, and sheet music from The Color Purple musical.

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Additional drafts of poems, fiction, and some non-fiction can be found in the Born digital materials (Series 13).

Arrangement Note Organized into five subseries: (2.1) Notebooks, (2.2) Poems, (2.3) Fiction, (2.4) Non-fiction, and (2.5) Derivative works.

Terms Governing Use and Reproduction Researchers are not permitted to copy or download any digital files from the computer workstation.

Restrictions on Access Access to born digital materials is only available in the Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library (the Rose Library).

16 Alice Walker papers, circa 1930-2010 Manuscript Collection No. 1061 Subseries 2.1 Notebooks, circa 1964-2002 Box 35 - Box 37 (folder 13)

Scope and Content Note The subseries contains the notebooks of Alice Walker from 1964 through 2002. The notebooks from the 1960s primarily consist of course lecture notes taken during Walker's tenure at Sarah Lawrence College. Her notebooks throughout the 1970s include drafts of published and unpublished poetry and prose, including novels, short stories, book reviews, and essays along with notes and research material for her non-fiction work. Of particular interest to researchers may be her first-hand accounts of her trip to Eatonville, Florida in 1973 to discover and mark the burial site of Zora Neale Hurston (notebook [19]). Additionally, notebook [20] consists of a draft fragment of a fictionalized autobiography. The remainder of the notebooks series consists of notebooks in which Alice Walker drafted various episodes of her second novel, Meridian, published in 1976, notebooks with drafts of collected essays, and manuscript drafts of poetry.

Arrangement Note Arranged in chronological order

Box Folder Content 35 1 Notebook [1], [circa 1964-1965], includes course notes, published and unpublished poetry, essay drafts, drafts of correspondence, and miscellaneous notes 35 2 Notebook [2], [circa 1964], includes course notes and a draft of the short story "The Flowers" 35 3 Notebook [3], [circa 1965], includes course notes 35 4 Notebook [4], [circa late 1960s-1970], includes notes/character studies on The Third Life of Grange Copeland and miscellaneous notes 35 5 Notebook [5], [circa late 1960s], includes an early partial draft of The Third Life of Grange Copeland 35 6 Notebook [6], [circa late 1960s/early 1970s], includes drafts of unpublished short stories 35 7 Notebook [7], [circa 1969-1971], includes short stories, poems published in Revolutionary Petunias and unpublished poetry 35 8 Notebook [8], [circa 1971], includes poetry (most unpublished), character studies, notes on Langston Hughes, short story drafts, and essay drafts 35 9 Notebook [9], [circa mid 1970s], includes draft fragments from Meridian and poetry published in Good Night, Willie Lee, I'll See You in the Morning, and miscellaneous notes. 35 10 Notebook [10], [circa 1973], includes early partial drafts of Meridian 35 11 Notebook [11], [circa 1973], includes early drafts of Meridian, poetry, and book reviews

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36 1 Notebook [12], [circa 1973], includes notes and draft fragments from Meridian 36 2 Notebook [13], [circa 1973], includes early partial drafts of Meridian 36 3 Notebook [14], [mid 1970s], includes early partial drafts of Meridian 36 4 Notebook [15], [circa 1973], includes early partial drafts of Meridian and notes 36 5 Notebook [16], [circa 1973], includes early drafts of Meridian and one unpublished short story draft 36 6 Notebook [17], [circa 1973], includes early drafts of Meridian and an essay draft 36 7 Notebook [18], [circa mid 1970s], includes early drafts of Meridian and Langston Hughes 36 8 Notebook [19], [circa 1973], includes notes on June Jordan, notes on Walker's 1973 trip to locate Zora Hurston's grave, correspondence 36 9 Notebook [20], [circa 1970s], includes draft of a fictionalized autobiography 36 10 Notebook [21], [circa late 1970s], includes a draft of "Notes for Mr. Sweet" and poems published in Good Night, Willie Lee, I'll See You in the Morning 36 11 Notebook [22], [circa 1974], includes a book review, poetry, a draft fragment of Meridian 36 12 Notebook [23], [circa 1975], includes draft of Flannery O'Connor essay 36 13 Notebook [24], [1970s], includes miscellaneous notes 36 14 Notebook [25], [circa 1979], includes notes for I Love Myself When I Am Laughing 36 15 Notebook [26], [loate 1970s], includes miscellaneous notes 36 16 Notebook [27], undated, includes essay draft published in Good Night, Willie Lee, I'll See You in the Morning 37 1 Notebook [28], [circa 1974], includes early partial drafts of Meridian and unpublished poetry 37 2 Notebook [29], [circa 1979], includes review of Michelle Wallace, Black Macho and the Myth of the Superwoman 37 3 Notebook [30], [1980], includes manuscripts of poetry, notes, and essays including "Breaking Chains and Encouraging Life" published in In Search of Our Mothers Gardens 37 4 Notebook [31], [1980], includes manuscripts of short story fragments, reviews and correspondence 37 5 Notebook [32], [1980], includes manuscript for "The Abortion" published in You Can't Keep a Good Woman Down 37 6 Notebook [33], [circa 1982], includes manuscript of "Writing the Color Purple" published in In Search of Our Mothers' Gardens 37 7 Notebook [34], [circa1982], includes manuscript of "Silver Rights" published in In Search of Our Mothers' Gardens 37 8 Notebook [35], [circa 1983], includes manuscript of "Beauty: When the Other Dancer is the Self" published in In Search of Our Mothers' Gardens

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37 9 Notebook [36], [1981-1984], includes manuscripts of "Source" published in You Can't Keep A Good Woman Down and a variety of published in Horses Make A Landscape Look More Beautiful 37 10 Notebook [37], [circa 1980s], includes film notes for Vampire Concept 37 11 Notebook [38], [circa early 1980s], includes essays, correspondence, and poems; published poems are in Horses Make A Landscape Look More Beautiful 37 12 Notebook [39], [circa 2002], includes manuscript of poem "Dead Men Love War" published in Absolute Trust in the Goodness of the Earth 37 12 Notebook [40], [circa 2000], includes poem manuscripts 37 13 Loose notes

19 Alice Walker papers, circa 1930-2010 Manuscript Collection No. 1061 Subseries 2.2 Poems, 1965-2006 Box 37 (folder 14) - Box 44 (folder 77), 251; OP1

Scope and Content Note The subseries contains collected and uncollected poetry of Alice Walker from 1965-2006. The collected poetry includes drafts of tables of contents, manuscript and typescript drafts (some with annotations and corrections), page proofs, editorial correspondence, and galley proofs. Because of Walker's propensity to pen multiple drafts of poems in the first two decades of her career, earlier collections include multiple manuscript and typescript drafts. Later collections primarily consist of full typescripts and proofs. Where the author's organizational intentions could be gleaned, every attempt was made to keep full drafts of collected poetry together. The majority of the uncollected poetry were written between 1965 and 1979. Many of Walker's early uncollected poems deal with issues related to racism and the Civil Rights Movement. For poems known by more than one title, the variant title(s) has been provided. In one case two different poems bore the same title ("Sights I Have Seen"); these poems were distinguished by including the first line of each in brackets after the title.

Arrangement Note Organized into two sections: (2.2a) Collected poems and (2.2b) Uncollected poems.

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Arrangement Note Arranged in chronological order by date of publication; individual poems within the work are arranged in alphabetical order.

Once (1968) Box Folder Content 37 14 "African Images," typescript drafts and partial drafts along with AW's typewritten notes [see also "Chic's Freedom Reflection"] 37 15 "Chic's Freedom Reflection," typescript drafts (variant titles: "Everybody Want Freedom," "Freedom How"), manuscript of "African Images" [see also "African Images"] 37 16 "Compulsory Chapel," typescript draft 37 17 "The Enemy," typescript drafts 37 18 "The Excuse," typescript drafts (variant titles: "The Morning Will Be Peaceful and Absurd (or, The Excuse)"), February 24, 1966 37 19 "Exercises on Themes from Life," typescript drafts 37 20 "Hymn," typescript drafts 37 21 "Love," partial typescript draft 37 22 "Mornings," typescript draft 37 23 "On Being Asked to Leave a Place of Honor for One of Comfort; Preferably in the Northern Suburbs" typescript drafts (variant titles: "In This Place of No Gross Riches," "In This Place") 37 24 "Once," typescript drafts 37 25 "South: The Name of Home," partial typescript draft 37 26 "So We've Come at Last to Freud," typescript drafts 37 27 "To Die Before One Wakes Must Be Glad," typescript, [December 1965] 37 28 "Warning," typescript draft, [March 25, 1966] 38 1 Once typescript, draft fragment with title page and other front matter 38 2 Once typescript, early draft with variant section titles 38 3 Once typescript, early draft 38 4 Once typescript, early partial drafts with table of contents of African images 38 5 Once photocopied draft 38 6 Once page proof typescript 38 7 Once galley proofs [1 of 2] 38 8 Once galley proofs [2 of 2] 38 9 Once introductory material (table of contents, title page, and notes)

Revolutionary Petunias (1973)

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38 10 "Beyond What," typescript (includes two drafts, one untitled) 38 11 "Be Nobody's Darling," typescript [for manuscript, see Subseries 2.1, Notebook 7] 38 12 "Black Mail," typescript (variant title: "Stick the Finger Inside") - - "Clutter Up People" [see "New Face"] 38 13 "Eagle Rock" typescript drafts (variant title: "Rock Eagle") 38 14 "Ending" typescript (variant title: "I So Admired You Then") [for manuscript, see Subseries 2.1, Notebook 7] 38 15 "Expect Nothing" typescript [for manuscript draft, see notebook 7] 38 16 "For My Sister Molly Who In the Fifties" typescript, [Spring 1970] (variant title: "For My Sister Mamie Who in the Fifties") 38 17 "The Girl Who Died #1" typescript (variant titles: "Look! She Cried," "No Doubt She Was a Singer") [for manuscript, see Subseries 2.1, Nnotebook 7] 38 18 "He Said Come" typescript 38 19 "In These Dissenting Times" typescript [includes a draft of "They Take a Little Nip"] 38 20 "J, My Good Friend" typescript (variant title: "It Is Too Hard Not to Like") [for manuscript, see Subseries 2.1, Notebook 7] 38 21 "Judge Everyone With Perfect Calm" typescript (variant title: "Judge Every One") [for manuscript, see Subseries 2.1, Notebook 7] 38 22 "Lonely Particular" typescript (variant title: "When Squadrons Knew You") 38 23 "New Face" typescript [includes a draft of "Clutter Up People"] 38 24 "Nothing is Right" typescript [for manuscript, see Subseries 2.1, Notebook 7] 38 25 "The Nature of This Flower Is To Bloom" typescript and epigraph from June Jordan (variant title: "Names") 38 26 "Perfection" typescript (variant title: "Having Reached Perfection") 38 27 "The QPP" typescript [for manuscript, see Subseries 2.1, Notebook 7] 38 28 "Three Dollars Cash" typescript 38 29 "View from Rosehill Cemetery: Vicksburg" 38 30 "While Love Is Unfashionable" typescript 38 31 Revolutionary Petunias typescript with early title page [with variant title: Rock Eagle and Other Poems] 38 32 Revolutionary Petunias dedication and introductory material (includes title page, table of contents, and dedication page) 38 33 Revolutionary Petunias epigraphs 39 1 Revolutionary Petunias partial early photocopied draft 39 2 Revolutionary Petunias partial early draft with corrections 39 3 Revolutionary Petunias page proof with corrections 39 4 Revolutionary Petunias galley proofs [1] 39 5 Revolutionary Petunias galley proofs [2] 39 6 Revolutionary Petunias galley proofs [3]

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39 7 Revolutionary Petunias corrections

Good Night, Willie Lee, I'll See You in the Morning (1979) 39 8 "1971" typescript 39 9 "The Abduction of Saints" typescript (variant title: "Saints") 39 10 "At First" typescript 39 11 "Early Losses: A Requiem" partial typescript draft [for manuscript, see [Notebook 9]] 39 12 "Forgiveness" typescript, January 10, 1974 (variant title: "Each Time") 39 13 "Having Eaten Two Pillows" typescript (variant titles: "30" and "Thirty") 39 14 "He Said:" typescript 39 15 "In Answer to Your Silly Question" typescript 39 16 "In Uganda, An Early King" typescript, 1973 (variant titles: "On Historical Perspectives," "Eating Habits," "An Historical Perspective (Documentable)") 39 17 "January 10, 1973" typescript (variant title: 1973) [for manuscript, see [Notebook 21]] 39 18 "Light Baggage" typescript 39 19 "Now that the Book Is Finished" typescript 39 20 "On Stripping Bark From Myself" typescript, October 15, 1973 39 21 "Streaking (A Phenomenon Following the Sixties)" typescript, June 1974 (variant title: "the sorrow and the pity on the abc evening news") 39 22 "Talking to My Grandmother Who Died Poor" typescript, 1975 39 23 "'Women of Color' Have Rarely Had the Opportunity to Write About their Love Affairs," 1975 39 24 Good Night, Willie Lee, I'll See You in the Morning typescript draft [1] 39 25 Good Night Willie Lee, I'll See You in the Morning typescript draft [2] 39 26 Good Night Willie Lee, I'll See You in the Morning photocopied typescript draft 39 27 Good Night, Willie Lee, I'll See You in the Morning photocopied partial draft 40 1 Good Night, Willie Lee, I'll See You in the Morning corrected page proofs 40 2 Good Night, Willie Lee, I'll See You in the Morning page proof 40 3 Good Night, Willie Lee, I'll See You in the Morning uncorrected proof

Horses Make a Landscape Look More Beautiful (1984) 40 4 "Attentiveness" manuscript and typescript, November 17, 1983 (variant title: "When") 40 5 "The Diamonds on Liz's Bosom" typescript, November 10, 1983 40 6 "Family Of" typescript, November 25, 1980 40 7 "How Poems Are Made/ A Discredited View" typescript, July 19, 1976 40 8 "Mississippi Winter" typescript - - "My Daughter Is Coming" [See "Remember"] 40 9 "On Sight" typescript and broadside proof

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40 10 "Overnights" typescript 40 11 "Remember?" manuscript and typescript, November 17, 1983 (also includes a typescript of "My Daughter is Coming") 40 12 "Representing the Universe" typescript 40 13 "She Said" typescript (variant title: "My Friend Explains a Similar Situation") 40 14 "SM" typescript, November 2, 1983 (variant title: "I Tell You Chickadee") 40 15 "Song" manuscript, June 19, 1983 40 16 "These Days" typescript and manuscript, June 19, 1982 40 17 "Walker" typescript (variant title: "To Robert, "Today I Am at Home," "A Few Sirens") 40 18 "What Is the Point of Being An Artist?" typescript, November 2, 1983 40 19 Horses Make a Landscape Look More Beautiful typescript, early partial drafts 40 20 Horses Make a Landscape Look More Beautiful typescript [1] 40 21 Horses Make a Landscape Look More Beautiful typescript [2] 40 22 Horses Make a Landscape Look More Beautiful galley proof [1] 40 23 Horses Make a Landscape Look More Beautiful galley proof [2] 40 24 Horses Make a Landscape Look More Beautiful galley proof [3] 41 1 Horses Make a Landscape Look More Beautiful page proofs with printers marks, October 17, 1984 [editorial correspondence included] 41 2 Horses Make A Landscape Look More Beautiful uncorrected page proof

Her Blue Body Everything We Know (1990) 41 3 "The Awakening for Stefan" manuscript 41 4 "Ndebele" manuscript 41 5 "Winnie Mandela We Love You" typescript, [April 18, 1986] 41 6 "Introduction to Good Night Willie Lee I'll See You in the Morning" typescript 41 7 "Introduction to Horses Make A Landscape Look More Beautiful" typescript 41 8 Her Blue Body Everything We Know working draft 41 9 Her Blue Body Everything We Know typescript 253 7 Her Blue Body Everything We Know typescript draft, fragments 41 10 Her Blue Body Everything We Know repro dupe [1 of 3] 41 11 Her Blue Body Everything We Know repro dupe [2 of 3] 41 12 Her Blue Body Everything We Know repro dupe [3 of 3] 253 2 Her Blue Body Everything We Know repros [version 2] [1 of 2] 253 3 Her Blue Body Everything We Know repros [version 2] [2 of 2] 253 4 Her Blue Body Everything We Know repros [version 3] [1 of 3] 253 5 Her Blue Body Everything We Know repros [version 3] [2 of 3] 253 6 Her Blue Body Everything We Know repros [version 3] [3 of 3] 41 13 Her Blue Body Everything We Know cover art 41 14 Her Blue Body Everything We Know editorial correspondence

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Absolute Trust In the Goodness of the Earth (2003) 42 1 "Aging" manuscript 42 2 "Ancestors to Alice" typescript 42 3 "The Anonymous Caller" manuscript and typescript 42 4 "The Award" typescript 42 5 "The Backyard, Careyes" typescripts (variant title: "The Backyard, Careyes, Autumn 2001") 42 6 "Bring Me the Heart of Maria Sabina" manuscript and typescript 42 7 "Dead Men Love War" typescript 42 8 "Despite the Hunger" typescript 42 9 "Dream" typescript 42 10 "Dreaming the New World in Careyes" typescript 42 11 "Goddess" typescript 42 12 "Grace" typescript 42 13 "How Different You Are" typescript 42 14 "In Everything I Do" typescript 42 15 "I Was So Puzzled" manuscript and typescript 42 16 "Life Is Never Over" typescript 42 17 "My Mother Was So Wonderful" typescript 42 18 "Native Person Looks Up from the Plate" typescript 42 19 "No Better Life" typescript 42 20 "Not Children" typescript 42 21 "One of the Traps" typescript 42 22 "Patriot" typescript 42 23 "Practice" typescript 42 24 "Projection" typescript 42 25 "The Same As Gold" typescript 42 26 "Some Things to Enjoy About Aging" manuscript and typescript 42 27 "They Made Love" typescript" 42 28 "Until I Was Nearly Fifty" typescript 42 29 "We Are All So Busy" typescript 42 30 "The Writer's Life" typescript 42 31 "You Can Talk" typescript 42 32 "You Too Can Look, Smell, Dress, Act This Way" typescript 42 33 Absolute Trust in the Goodness of the Earth, notes 42 34 Absolute Trust in the Goodness of the Earth, dedication 42 35 Absolute Trust in the Goodness of the Earth early partial draft with variant title: The Same As Gold, February 2000 [includes correspondence] 42 36 Absolute Trust in the Goodness of the Earth early partial draft

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42 37 Absolute Trust In the Goodness of the Earth partial draft with variant title: Bring Me the Heart of Maria Sabina 42 38 Absolute Trust in the Goodness of the Earth partial typescript draft 42 39 Absolute Trust in the Goodness of the Earth typescript draft, March 26, 2002 [includes editorial correspondence] 42 40 Absolute Trust In the Goodness of the Earth typescript [1] 42 41 Absolute Trust In the Goodness of the Earth typescript [2] 42 42 Absolute Trust In the Goodness of the Earth typescript, July 2002 [includes editorial correspondence] [1 of 2] 43 1 Absolute Trust In the Goodness of the Earth typescript, July 2002 [includes editorial correspondence] [2 of 2] OP1 1 Absolute Trust In the Goodness of the Earth page proofs 254 1 Absolute Trust In the Goodness of the Earth partial page proofs and corrections, 2002-2003 254 2 Absolute Trust In the Goodness of the Earth page proofs, October 3, 2002 [1 of 2] 254 3 Absolute Trust In the Goodness of the Earth page proofs, October 3, 2002 [2 of 2] 254 4 Absolute Trust In the Goodness of the Earth page proofs #1 [1 of 2] 254 5 Absolute Trust In the Goodness of the Earth page proofs #1 [2 of 2] 254 6 Absolute Trust In the Goodness of the Earth page proofs #2 254 7 Absolute Trust In the Goodness of the Earth page proofs, January 22, 2003 [1 of 2] 255 1 Absolute Trust In the Goodness of the Earth page proofs, January 22, 2003 [2 of 2]

A Poem Traveled Down My Arm (2003) 43 2 A Poem Traveled Down My Arm partial manuscript draft 43 3 A Poem Traveled Down My Arm manuscript draft [1] with illustrations and early variant title: River Runs From Us Lake Sees: Poems and Drawings 43 4 A Poem Traveled Down My Arm manuscript draft [2] without illustrations and early variant title: River Runs From Us, Lake Sees 43 5 A Poem Traveled Down My Arm typescript draft 43 6 A Poem Traveled Down My Arm draft fragment 255 2 A Poem Traveled Down My Arm artwork OP1 2 A Poem Traveled Down My Arm page proofs, July 23, 2003 255 3 A Poem Traveled Down My Arm page proofs, March 3, 2003 255 4 A Poem Traveled Down My Arm page proofs, August 21, 2003 255 5 A Poem Traveled Down My Arm page proofs, May 30, 2003 [1 of 2] 255 6 A Poem Traveled Down My Arm page proofs, May 30, 2003 [2 of 2] OP11 1 A Poem Traveled Down My Arm , page proofs, June 12, 2003

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255 7 A Poem Traveled Down My Arm page proofs, June 23, 2003 [1 of 2] 255 8 A Poem Traveled Down My Arm page proofs, June 23, 2003 [2 of 2] OP11 2 A Poem Traveled Down My Arm, corrected page proof, June 30, 2003 OP11 3 A Poem Traveled Down My Arm, page proofs, July 23, 2003 43 7 A Poem Traveled Down My Arm page proof, undated 43 8 A Poem Traveled Down My Arm corrected page proof with correspondence, June 2003 [1 of 2] 43 9 A Poem Traveled Down My Arm corrected page proof with correspondence, June 2003 [2 of 2] OP11 4 A Poem Traveled Down My Arm, corrected page proofs, final pass, August 7, 2003 43 10 A Poem Traveled Down My Arm preface with correspondence, typescript and manuscript 255 9 A Poem Traveled Down My Arm dummy

27 Alice Walker papers, circa 1930-2010 Manuscript Collection No. 1061 Subseries 2.2b Uncollected poems, 1965-2006 Box 43 (folder 11) - Box 44 (folder 77), 251

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order by title of the poem, or where there is not a title, by the first line.

Box Folder Content 43 11 "Aching Bones" typescript 43 12 "Amber" manuscript 43 13 "America: Oblivion vs. Mainstream Or, Where Shall I Plant My Melon7Patch, Hum My Spirituals, Weep My Slave Songs?" typescript 43 14 "As the Centuries Rolled Onward" manuscript 43 15 "At the Prison" typescript drafts, February 22, 1974 43 16 "The Big Little Three" typescripts, December 1, 1965 (variant titles: "The Big Little Three "two captured American Men . . .and a Viet C") 43 17 "Blues On a Jazz Musician" typescript 43 18 "Bury Him Quickly" typescript 43 19 "Calling All Grandmothers" typescript, [2003] 43 20 "Can It Be?" typescript, March 31, 1993 256 1 "Can It Be?" typescript, undated 43 21 "CAROLE (on her blooming birthday)" typescript, May 20, 1965 43 22 "Come, You Are A Woman" typescript 43 23 "Cyprus" typescripts, July 1977, 1978 43 24 "Drunk & Dizzy" manuscript 43 25 "Eatonton" typescript, January 6, 1966 43 26 "Evolution or Mutation" typescript and manuscript 43 27 "Exercises" typescripts (variant title: "Exercises on Themes from Life #2") 43 28 "Exercises (A)," typescript 43 29 "Exercises (B)," typescript 43 30 "February 23" typescript 43 31 "(for june and jewel, though unfinished) typescripts 43 32 "For Margaret Walker" typescript, 1972 43 33 "For the Sarah Lawrence Annual Fund" typescript, 1973 43 34 "For Southern Black Students" typescript, April 1970 256 2 "For two who almost slipped..." typescript 43 35 "Found in the N Y Times" typescript 43 36 "Friends, Liberals, Mothers-In-Law" typescript 251 26 "The Furious Dance," an occassional poem in celebration of... Hard Times Require Furious Dancing, 2010 October 2 43 37 "God, Indicted" typescript, [1965]

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43 38 "The Hair-do," typescript 43 39 "Hammock" typescript 43 40 "A Harvard Man Talks of Killing (over cheese and wine)" typescript 43 41 "Heartless" typescript 43 42 "Helping" typescript, October 28, 2002 43 43 "Heritage," typescript 43 44 "Holiday" typescript 43 45 "How Zoronic!" typescript 43 46 "I Am So Happy Married to You" typescript 43 47 "I Do Not Hate Anyone" manuscript 44 1 "If They Come to Shoot You" typescript 44 2 "In Mourning for Your Face" typescript 44 3 "In Us the Old Dark Indians Reappear" typescript and manuscript 44 4 "The Insurgents" typescript 44 5 "It Is Said in Fancy Schools" typescript 44 6 "I Want to Be With You" manuscript 44 7 "Johann" typescript 44 8 "John's Smile" typescript, 1965 44 9 "The Labels Slip" typescript 44 10 "Last Night" manuscript 44 11 "Learning is Loneliness" typescript 44 12 "Letters from Charles" typescript, 1966 44 13 "Look At Me" typescript 44 14 "Loss of Vitality" typescript 44 15 "To Malcolm X," typescript 44 16 "Mama, Why Are You So Sad?" typescript 44 17 "Meeting You Briefly" typescript 256 3 "Missing you" typescript 44 18 "MLK" manuscript, 1973 44 19 "My Friend" typescript 44 20 "My Friend Is No Liar," typescript 44 21 "My Russian People I Know You-You Are Good!" typescript 44 22 "My Teacher" typescript, 1996 44 23 "The New York Times for Some Reason" typescript 44 24 "No Man's Land" typescript 44 25 "October 73" typescripts 44 26 "The Old Ones" manuscript 44 27 "On the Function of Writing" manuscript 44 28 "Our Beliefs Are Our Country" typescript

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44 29 "Peace and Good and Bye/for Beanie" typescript 44 30 "Picket" typescript 44 31 "Poor Gaugin! (Or, How Could Anyone, Living With You, Be Happy?)" typescript 44 32 "Post Script" typescript 44 33 "Reaching" partial typescript draft 44 34 "The Reply," typescript 44 35 "Resistance" typescript (variant title: "Black Resistance") 44 36 "The Rub Of Love Is" typescript 44 37 "Shalom to John" typescript (variant titles: "Shalom," "To John") [also includes "A Thought"] 44 38 "She Is the One" typescript, 1997 44 39 "Shiva Bride" typescript 44 40 "Sights I Have Seen ["Good Samaritan David"]" typescripts, 1965 44 41 "Sights I Have Seen ["Someone Has Buried His Brothers"]," typescript 44 42 "So My Little Poems" typescript 44 43 "Some People In Order to Live Cannot Be Innocent" typescript 44 44 "The Song of Queens" typescript 44 45 "The Strong Trees Die Standing" typescript 44 46 "Thanks for the Garlic" typescript, 2001 44 47 "There Has Always Been Sweetness Between Us" manuscript 44 48 "This Is the House That Charlie Built" typescript, 1990 44 49 "A Thought" typescript [See also "Shalom to John"] 44 50 "Thoughts in Preparation Viva October 23" typescript 44 51 "Thousands of Feet Below You and other poems, manuscript 44 52 "Through Those Ornate Massive Doors" typescript 44 53 "To A Proper Gentleman" typescript 44 54 "To Charles With Love" typescript, 1965 44 55 "To Myself," typescript 44 56 "To Sleep Perchance" typescript 44 57 "To Stop the Violence Against Woman" typescript, 2006 44 58 "To Tom" typescript 44 59 "Tonight, We Danced" typescript 44 60 "Tries To Impress the Local Villagers," manuscript, 1984 44 61 Untitled, "I Say Your Lips" typescript 44 62 Untitled, "What Shall I Sing" typescript 44 63 "We Are Different" typescript 44 64 "What Hair" manuscript 44 65 "What I, Too, Had Thought" typescript 44 66 "When I was In My Mother's Belly" manuscript

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44 67 "Where Will It End?" typescript 44 68 "Whoever You Are" manuscript 44 69 "Why This Language of Faggotry" manuscript 44 70 "Winning" manuscript, 2002 44 71 "Wonder" typescript 44 72 "Would a White Man Die for a Black? Was John Brown White?" typescript 44 73 "You Cursed Me So" typescript 44 74 "You Thought That You Could Have It All" manuscript 44 75 "Your Mother" manuscript 44 76 "You've Seen Those Men Atremble Stand As Stones" typescript 44 77 "Ziad" typescript

31 Alice Walker papers, circa 1930-2010 Manuscript Collection No. 1061 Subseries 2.3 Fiction, circa 1960-2014 Box 44 (folder 78) - Box 73 (folder 28), 250; OP1

Scope and Content Note The subseries contains all materials relating to the writing and preparation for publication of Walker's novels, short stories, and children's books. All of her published works of fiction are represented in this subseries. There are multiple typescript versions of each work, some with corrections, along with page proofs, editorial correspondence, preliminary book jackets, and galley proofs. In addition to typescript and manuscript drafts and fragments of her first novel The Third Life of Grange Copeland, the subseries also contains a draft of an unpublished novel The Ditch, which appears to be an early version of The Third Life. There are also multiple typescript drafts and fragments of Walker’s second novel Meridian, and the original manuscript version of her third novel The Color Purple. In addition to multiple typescript drafts, galleys, and proofs of each of Walker’s collections of short stories, the series also contains several unpublished short stories, primarily written in the mid to late 1960s which engage the racial politics of that era. Of particular interest is "The Suicide of An American Girl" and "Canaan," alternately titled "All You'll Ever Need." The children's stories collected in this series include illustrations, typescript drafts, and page proofs along with editorial correspondence. Researchers should also consult the Notebooks in the Writings Series (Series 2.1) for manuscript drafts of many of the novels and short stories in this subseries.

Arrangement Note Organized into three sections: (2.3a) Novels, (2.3b) Short stories, and (2.3c) Children's books.

32 Alice Walker papers, circa 1930-2010 Manuscript Collection No. 1061 Subseries 2.3a Novels, circa 1960s-2004 Box 44 (folder 78) - Box 67 (folder 2); OP1

Scope and Content Note This section of the fiction subseries contains manuscript and typescript drafts of Alice Walker's seven novels published between 1970 and 2004 and two unpublished novels, The Ditch and The Sixty-Nine Braids during the late 1960s. Novels typically include several drafts and multiple printed copies of proofs and galleys. Because of its episodic structure, Meridian (1976) has a large number of draft fragments which have generally and loosely been arranged chronologically, although in some instances this information was hard to determine because character names and titles often changed, even within the space of one draft. Researchers should also consult the notebooks series for additional information about Meridian. Also of particular interest is a full manuscript of The Color Purple (1982). Additionally, the collection contains a draft and materials relating to two unpublished novels: The Ditch, most likely written in the late 1960s and The Sixty-Nine Braids, written in the late 1960s or early 1970s. The Ditch invokes characters also in both The Third Life of Grange Copeland and early drafts of Meridian, but it cannot be definitively characterized as early drafts of either of those works. In similar fashion, The Sixty-Nine Braids includes characters that reappear in Walker's short story "To Hell With Dying" published in In Love and Trouble.

Arrangement Note Arranged by date of publication; unpublished novels at end.

The Third Life of Grange Copeland (1970) Box Folder Content 44 78 Manuscript, early draft fragment 44 79 Typescript, draft fragments [1] 44 80 Typescript, draft fragments [2] 45 1 Manuscript notes and draft fragment 45 2 Early typescript draft [1] [1 of 3] 45 3 Early typescript draft [1] [2 of 3] 45 4 Early typescript draft [1] [3 of 3] 45 5 Early typescript draft [2] [1 of 3] 45 6 Early typescript draft [2] [2 of 3] 45 7 Early typescript draft [2] [3 of 3] 46 1 Later typescript draft [1] [1 of 2] 46 2 Later typescript draft [1] [2 of 2] 46 3 Later typescript draft [2] [1 of 2] 46 4 Later typescript draft [2] [2 of 2] 46 5 Page proof 46 6 Corrected page proof [1 of 3]

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47 1 Corrected page proof [2 of 3] 47 2 Corrected page proof [3 of 3] 47 3 Galley proof [1] 47 4 Galley proof [2] 47 5 Galley proof, author's marked set 47 6 Typescript chronology of novel 47 7 "Afterword" typescript and printed, 1988 47 8 Cover art with correspondence [includes additional covers for The Color Purple,Alice Walker: The Complete Stories, and In Search of Our Mothers' Gardens]

Meridian (1976) 47 9 Typescript draft fragment [1] [Includes notes on the characters and early draft fragments] 48 1 Typescript draft fragments [2] [Includes early draft fragments] 48 2 Typescript draft fragment [3] 48 3 Typescript draft fragment [4] 48 4 Typescript draft fragment [5] 48 5 Typescript and manuscript draft fragment [6] 48 6 Typescript draft fragment [7] 48 7 Typescript draft fragment [8] 48 8 Typescript draft fragment [9] 48 9 Manuscript draft fragment [10] 48 10 Typescript draft fragment [11] 48 11 Typescript draft fragment [12] 48 12 Typescript draft fragment [13] 48 13 Typescript draft fragment [14] with title: "The Maturation of Winson Riley" 48 14 Partial typescript draft [1] [includes a draft with pages missing intermittently, editorial notes/changes, and some manuscript rewrites of particular sections] 49 1 Partial typescript draft [2] [includes a draft of part II of the novel along with an additional fragment that prefaces part II entitled "Of Bitches and Wives"] 49 2 Early typescript draft [includes AW correspondence] 49 3 Later typescript draft [1] with variant titles: Premium Salt and Walking Away 49 4 Later typescript draft [2] with variant title: Atonement and Release [Part 1 of 2] 49 5 Later typescript draft [2] with variant title: Atonement and Release [Part 2 of 2] 49 6 Corrected page proofs [1 of 3] 50 1 Corrected page proofs [2 of 3] 50 2 Corrected page proofs [3 of 3] 50 3 Uncorrected bound proof 50 4 First galley proof

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50 5 Author's marked galley proofs 50 6 Galley proof [for Essence Magazine excerpt] 50 7 Early title pages

The Color Purple (1982) 50 8 Manuscript 50 9 Typescript draft fragment 51 1 Typescript draft [1] [1 of 2] 51 2 Typescript draft [1] [2 of 2] 51 3 Typescript draft [2] [1 of 2] 51 4 Typescript draft [2] [2 of 2] 51 5 Typescript draft [3] [1 of 2] 51 6 Typescript draft [3] [2 of 2] 52 1 Final typescript draft [1 of 2] 52 2 Final typescript draft [2 of 2] 52 3 Setting copy [1 of 2] 52 4 Setting copy [2 of 2] 52 5 Galley proof [1] 52 6 Galley proof [2] 53 1 Page proofs 53 2 Cover art

The Temple of My Familiar (1988) 53 3 Partial typescript draft [1] with editorial comments 53 4 Partial typescript draft [2] with editorial comments 53 5 Partial typescript draft [3] with editorial correspondence 53 6 Typescript draft [1] [1 of 3] 53 7 Typescript draft [1] [2 of 3] 53 8 Typescript draft [1] [3 of 3] 54 1 Typescript draft [2] [1 of 3] 54 2 Typescript draft [2] [2 of 3] 54 3 Typescript draft [2] [3 of 3] 54 4 Typescript draft [3] [1 of 3] 54 5 Typescript draft [3] [2 of 3] 54 6 Typescript draft [3] [3 of 3] 55 1 Typescript draft [4] [1 of 3] 55 2 Typescript draft [4] [2 of 3] 55 3 Typescript draft [4] [3 of 3] 55 4 Typescript draft [5] [1 of 3] 55 5 Typescript draft [5] [2 of 3]

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55 6 Typescript draft [5] [3 of 3] 256 4 Typescript draft [6] [1 of 3] 256 5 Typescript draft [6] [2 of 3] 256 6 Typescript draft [6] [3 of 3] 256 7 Typescript draft [7] [1 of 3] 256 8 Typescript draft [7] [2 of 3] 257 1 Typescript draft [7] [3 of 3] 257 2 Typescript draft [8] [1 of 3] 257 3 Typescript draft [8] [2 of 3] 257 4 Typescript draft [8] [3 of 3] 56 1 Typescript draft fragment [1] 56 2 Typescript draft fragment [2] 56 3 Typescript draft fragment [3] 56 4 Typescript draft fragment [4] 56 5 Typescript draft fragment [5] 257 5 Typescript draft fragment [6] 56 6 Typescript draft fragments with AW edits 56 7 Partial typescript draft with correspondence 56 8 Page proofs with editor's annotations [1 of 3] 56 9 Page proofs with editor's annotations [2 of 3] 56 10 Page proofs with editor's annotations [3 of 3] 57 1 Partial galley proof, December 1988 57 2 Galley proof [1] [1of 3] 57 3 Galley proof [1] [2 of 3] 57 4 Galley proof [1] [3 of 3] 57 5 Repro dupe [1] [1 of 3] 57 6 Repro dupe [1] [2 of 3] 58 1 Repro dupe [1] [3 of 3] 58 2 Repro dupe [2] 58 3 Repro dupe [3] 58 4 Repro dupe [4] [1 of 3] 58 5 Repro dupe [4] [2 of 3] 58 6 Repro dupe [4] [3 of 3] 58 7 Galley proof [2] [1 of 3] 58 8 Galley proof [2] [2 of 3] 59 1 Galley proof [2] [3 of 3] 59 2 Notes for The Temple of My Familiar 59 3 John Ferrone correspondence, 1988-1989 59 4 Editorial correspondence, 1989-1991

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59 5 Cover art 257 6 Book covers

Possessing the Secret of Joy (1992) OP12 1 Possessing the Secret of Joy, publishing proposal, 1991-1992 59 6 Typescript draft [1] 59 7 Typescript draft [2] [1 of 2] 59 8 Typescript draft [2] [2 of 2] 59 9 Typescript draft [3] [1 of 2] 59 10 Typescript draft [3] [2 of 2] 59 11 Typescript draft [4] [1 of 2] 60 1 Typescript draft [4] [2 of 2] 60 2 Typescript draft [5] [1 of 2] 60 3 Typescript draft [5] [2 of 2] 60 4 Typescript draft [6] [1 of 2] 60 5 Typescript draft [6] [2 of 2] 60 6 Typescript draft [7] [1 of 2] 60 7 Typescript draft [7] [2 of 2] 257 7 Partial typescript draft 60 8 Typescript draft fragment [1] 60 9 Typescript draft fragment [2] 60 10 Cover art with correspondence 60 11 Editorial correspondence OP1 3 Cover art

By the Light of My Father's Smile (1998) 61 1 Typescript draft [1] with variant title: A Kiss Between the Dead Is a Breeze [1 of 2] 61 2 Typescript draft [1] with variant title: A Kiss Between the Dead Is a Breeze [2 of 2] 61 3 Typescript draft [2] [1 of 2] 61 4 Typescript draft [2] [2 of 2] 61 5 Typescript draft [3] [1 of 2] 61 6 Typescript draft [3] [2 of 2] 61 7 Typescript draft [4] [1 of 2] 62 1 Typescript draft [4] [2 of 2] 62 2 Corrected page proofs [1 of 2] 62 3 Corrected page proofs [2 of 2] 62 4 Partial corrected page proof 62 5 Setting copy [1 of 2]

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62 6 Setting copy [2 of 2] 62 7 Master copy [1 of 2] 63 1 Master copy [2 of 2] 63 2 Uncorrected galley proof [1 of 2] 63 3 Uncorrected galley proof [2 of 2] 63 4 Galley proof [1 of 2] 63 5 Galley proof [2 of 2] 63 6 Partial proof pages with correspondence 63 7 Editorial comments 63 8 Cover art with correspondence 63 9 Front and back matter

Now Is the Time to Open Your Heart (2004) 63 10 Typescript draft [1] 63 11 Typescript draft [2] [1 of 2] 64 1 Typescript draft [2] [2 of 2] 64 2 Typescript draft [3] [1 of 2] 64 3 Typescript draft [3] [2 of 2] 64 4 Typescript draft [4] [1 of 2] 64 5 Typescript draft [4] [2 of 2] 64 6 Typescript draft fragment [1] 64 7 Typescript draft fragment [2] 64 8 Typescript draft fragment [3] 65 1 Typescript draft fragment [4] 65 2 Typescript draft fragment [5] 65 3 Corrected page proofs [1 of 2] 65 4 Corrected page proofs [2 of 2] 65 5 Rough page proofs [1 of 2] 65 6 Rough page proofs [2 of 2] 65 7 Master page proofs [1 of 2] 65 8 Master page proofs [2 of 2] 66 1 Page proofs [1] [1 of 2] 66 2 Page proofs [1] [2 of 2] 66 3 Page proofs [2] [1 of 2] 66 4 Page proofs [2] [2 of 2] 66 5 Page proof fragments 66 6 Galley proof 66 7 Unbound proofs 66 8 Partial page proofs with correspondence 66 9 Cover art

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The Ditch (circa late 1960s) 66 10 Typescript draft 66 11 Partial typescript draft [first 10 pages missing] 66 12 Typescript, chapter 4 (partial) and chapter 5 66 13 Typescript draft fragment [1] 67 1 Typescript draft fragment [2]

The Sixty-Nine Braids (circa late 1960s/Early 1970s) 67 2 The Sixty-Nine Braids typescript

39 Alice Walker papers, circa 1930-2010 Manuscript Collection No. 1061 Subseries 2.3b Short stories, 1964-2014 Box 67 (folder 3) - Box 73 (folder 14), 250

Scope and Content Note This section of the subseries includes both collected and uncollected short stories written by Alice Walker between 1964 and 2014. In the section of collected works, individual works normally include typescript and manuscript drafts of individual stories along with proofs and galleys of entire collections. The uncollected section includes short stories written between 1965 and the early 1970s, with the bulk of stories being written during the 1960s. The vast majority of stories relate to the racial politics surrounding the Civil Rights Movement. Of particular interest may be the multiple drafts of one of Alice Walker's earliest polished short stories "The Suicide of an American Girl," written in 1965.

Arrangement Note Collections are arranged by date of publication. Uncollected pieces are arranged alphabetically.

Collected

In Love and Trouble: Stories of Black Women (1973) Box Folder Content 67 3 "The Child Who Favored Daughter" typescript drafts, 1966 67 4 "The Diary of African Nun" typescript drafts, 1967 (variant title: "Our Lady of Africa of Vericka") 67 5 "Entertaining God" typescript drafts (variant titles: "We Are Gods, We Are Men" and "Two Over the Edge") 67 6 "The Flowers" typescript drafts, 1964 (variant title: "The Traces of a Lynching") 67 7 "Her Sweet Jerome" typescript drafts (variant title: "Trust") 67 8 "Really, Doesn't Crime Pay?" typescript drafts 67 9 "The Revenge of Hannah Kemhuff" typescript draft and partial draft (variant title: "Story 1: The Raping of the Mare") 67 10 "Strong Horse Tea" typescript and galleys from 1967 Negro Digest 67 11 "To Hell With Dying" typescript drafts, 1965 67 12 "We Drink the Wine in France" typescript drafts 67 13 "The Welcome Table" typescript drafts 67 14 In Love and Trouble: Stories of Black Women, typescript draft [1] 67 15 In Love and Trouble: Stories of Black Women, typescript draft [2] 67 16 In Love and Trouble: Stories of Black Women, corrected page proofs 67 17 In Love and Trouble: Stories of Black Women, galley proof [1] 68 1 In Love and Trouble: Stories of Black Women, galley proof [2] 68 2 In Love and Trouble: Stories of Black Women, prefatory material with variant title: Premium Salt: Women of Color Stories by a Woman of Color 68 3 Five Stories from the Collection In Love and Trouble typescript

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You Can't Keep A Good Woman Down (1981) 68 4 "The Abortion" typescript draft 68 5 "Advancing Luna and Ida B. Wells" typescript and manuscript drafts 68 6 "Coming Apart" partial manuscript drafts and typescript drafts 68 7 "Elethia" typescript draft, 1979 68 8 "Fame" typescript draft 68 9 "Laurel" manuscript and typescript drafts with correspondence 68 10 "The Lover" manuscript draft 68 11 "Petunias" manuscript and typescript draft 68 12 "Porn" manuscript 68 13 "Source" partial typescript drafts and draft fragments 68 14 "A Sudden Trip Home in the Spring" typescript drafts and draft fragments 68 15 You Can't Keep A Good Woman Down typescript draft [1] 68 16 You Can't Keep A Good Woman Down typescript draft [2] [1 of 2] 69 1 You Can't Keep A Good Woman Down typescript draft [2] [2 of 2] 69 2 You Can't Keep A Good Woman Down uncorrected repro 69 3 You Can't Keep A Good Woman Down corrected repro 69 4 You Can't Keep A Good Woman Down repro dupe with annotations 69 5 You Can't Keep A Good Woman Down galley and page proofs, 1981 [1 of 2] 69 6 You Can't Keep A Good Woman Down galley and page proofs, [1981] [2 of 2] 69 7 You Can't Keep A Good Woman Down master pages 70 1 You Can't Keep A Good Woman Down cover art 70 2 You Can't Keep A Good Woman Down dedication, typescript draft 70 3 You Can't Keep A Good Woman Down typescript and manuscript notes and corrections 70 4 You Can't Keep A Good Woman Down typescript of early content listing

The Way Forward Is With a Broken Heart (2000) 70 5 "Big Sister, Little Sister" typescript drafts 70 6 "The Brotherhood of the Saved" typescript draft with correspondence 70 7 "Charms" typescript draft (variant title "Eggs"; "John's Affair;" "The Affair") 70 8 "Conscious Birth" typescript draft 70 9 "Cuddling" typescript draft [published in Essence, July 1985] 70 10 "Kindred Spirits" typescript and galley proofs [published in Esquire, August 1985] 70 11 "Orelia and John: Olive Oil" typescript draft and draft fragments 70 12 "This Is How It Happened" typescript draft [1] 257 8 "This Is How It Happened" typescript draft [2]

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70 13 The Way Forward Is With a Broken Heart typescript draft [1] with variant title: To My Young Husband: A Memoir & Other Stories of Love and Loss 70 14 The Way Forward Is With a Broken Heart typescript draft [2] [1 of 2] 70 15 The Way Forward Is With a Broken Heart typescript draft [2] [2 of 2] 257 9 The Way Forward Is With a Broken Heart typescript draft [3] with variant title: To My Young Husband: A Memoir & Other Stories of Love and Loss 70 16 The Way Forward Is With a Broken Heart rough page proofs [1 of 2] 70 17 The Way Forward Is With a Broken Heart rough page proofs [2 of 2] 71 1 The Way Forward Is With a Broken Heart page proofs [1 of 2] 71 2 The Way Forward Is With a Broken Heart page proofs [2 of 2] 71 3 The Way Forward Is With a Broken Heart revised page proof [1] [1 of 2] 71 4 The Way Forward Is With a Broken Heart revised page proof [1] [2 of 2] 71 5 The Way Forward Is With a Broken Heart revised page proof [2] [1 of 2] 71 6 The Way Forward Is With a Broken Heart revised page proof [2] [2 of 2] 71 7 The Way Forward Is With a Broken Heart partial page proofs 71 8 The Way Forward Is With a Broken Heart page proof fragments 71 9 The Way Forward Is With a Broken Heart setting copy 72 1 The Way Forward Is With a Broken Heart trimmed f & g 72 2 The Way Forward Is With a Broken Heart cover art 72 3 The Way Forward Is With a Broken Heart book cover 72 4 The Way Forward Is With a Broken Heart uncorrected bound proof

Uncollected 72 5 "The Affair" manuscript draft fragment, 1979 72 6 "Another Ending" typescript draft, [1968] 72 7 "Anguish, The Story of A House" typescript drafts, 1966 72 8 "Bluestones, A Fable" typescript draft fragment 72 9 "Canaan" typescript drafts (variant title: "All You'll Ever Need") 72 10 "Canaan" typescript draft fragments 72 11 "Convergence" typescript drafts, 1966 250 6 "Convergence" typescript with corrections, 2014 72 12 "The Corncrib" typescript drafts, 1966 72 13 "David and Heath, Or My Father Was Not So Gay" typescript draft 72 14 "The Doctor Studied Sewing Me Up" typescript drafts, 1966 72 15 "Ed Sparrow" typescript draft, [circa 1960s] 72 16 "The First Day:" typescript drafts, [circa 1960s] (variant subtitles: "An Integrational Fantasy"; "A Fable After Brown") 72 17 "Funerals Days" typescript drafts, 1966 (variant title: "Funeral Were Mostly When It Rained") 72 18 "Harper" typescript drafts, 1966

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72 19 "Ivorene" typescript draft, 1973 72 20 "Jean" manuscript 72 21 "Lydia and Judy" manuscript draft and typescript fragment 72 22 "Mama's Alice's Big Fling in the Gumbo Pot" manuscript draft, [circa 1970s] [includes other short stories and poems for Rebecca] 72 23 "Mrs. Hollenbaum" typescript draft [with correspondence] 72 24 "Near the Sun and Warm" typescript draft fragment 72 25 "A New Generation of Janes" typescript drafts and fragment 72 26 "Reminiscences of an Ex-Spelman Convert" typescript draft 72 27 "Reminiscences of an Ex-Spelman Girl" typescript draft 72 28 "Sixteen" manuscript draft 72 29 "The Telephone" typescript draft, 1966 72 30 "To Sleep in Mississippi" typescript drafts and fragment, [circa late 1960s] [includes correspondence from Muriel Rukheyser] 72 31 "The Suicide of An American Girl" story outline, 1965 73 1 "The Suicide of An American Girl" typescript drafts, 1965 73 2 "The Suicide of An American Girl" original ditto sheets, 1965 73 3 "Turn of the Century" typescript draft, [circa 1960s] 73 4 "Uncle Tom's Loves" typescript draft and fragment 73 5 "Verbena" typescript draft, [circa 1960s] 73 6 Untitled [1], typescript draft, 1967 73 7 Untitled [2] typescript draft 73 8 Untitled [3] typescript draft 73 9 Untitled [4] typescript draft 73 10 Untitled [5] typescript draft 73 11 Untitled [6] typescript draft 73 12 Untitled [7] typescript draft 73 13 Untitled [8] typescript draft 73 14 Unidentified typescript and manuscript fragments

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Scope and Content Note This section of the subseries contains manuscripts, typescripts, mechanicals and proofs of Alice Walker's five published children's stories. One of them, To Hell With Dying, is an adapted version of an earlier short story that appeared in In Love and Trouble: Stories for Women.

Arrangement Note Arranged by date of publication.

Langston Hughes, American Poet (1974) Box Folder Content 73 15 Typescript draft fragments and correspondence 73 16 Galley proof 73 17 Prefatory material, typescript OP1 4 Mechanicals with correspondence, 2001

To Hell With Dying (1987) OP1 5 Mechanicals with correspondence, 1987 73 18 Partial page proof

Finding the Green Stone (1991) 73 19 Typescript and manuscript drafts with correspondence 257 10 Typescript draft 73 20 Notes on illustrations

There Is A Flower At The Tip Of My Nose Smelling Me (2006) 73 21 Typescript with correspondence 73 22 Page proofs (color) 73 23 Color page proofs with correspondence 73 24 Cover art with correspondence OP1 6 Page proofs (black and white and color)

Why War Is Never A Good Idea (2006) 73 25 Typescript draft [1] 73 26 Typescript draft [2] 73 27 Page proofs 73 28 Manuscript story board OP1 7 Page proofs with illustrations (black and white) OP1 8 Page proofs with illustrations and correspondence (color)

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Scope and Content Note The subseries contains typescripts and manuscripts of Alice Walker's non-fiction works including collected and uncollected essays, reviews of fiction and poetry, introductions and forewords to published prose, letters to the editor, interviews, college papers and speeches from 1961-2012. Of particular interest to researchers will be the multiple drafts of Walker's essays "One Child of One's Own" and "Looking for Zora," her important tribute to Zora Neale Hurston. Among her edited volumes is a collection of letters between Walker and Bessie Head, South African feminist activist, and typescript drafts of the book Warrior Marks, adapted from the film of the same title. Of particular interest among the introductions is Walker's introduction to J. California Cooper's A Piece of Mine, published in 1984 by Wild Trees Press, of which Walker was co-owner. Among the college papers is a draft of Walker's senior thesis on Albert Camus. This series also includes Walker's 1986 calendar, a typescript of Walker's contribution to a book written with a Korean friend, and book-length invitation to her friends and colleagues to come visit her houses.

Arrangement Note Organized into seven sections: (2.4a) Essays and edited volumes, (2.4b) Reviews, (2.4c) Introductions, forwards, and letters to the editor, (2.4d) Interviews, (2.4e) College papers, (2.4f) Speeches, and (2.4g) Other writings.

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Arrangement Note Collected essays are arranged by date of publication. Uncollected essays are arranged alphabetically by title.

Collected

In Search of Our Mother's Gardens: Womanist Prose (1983) Box Folder Content 73 29 "Beyond the Peacock: The Reconstruction of Flannery O'Connor" typescript drafts 73 30 "Beyond the Peacock: The Reconstruction of Flannery O'Connor" manuscript notes 73 31 "But Yet and Still The Cotton Gin Kept On Working" manuscript draft 73 32 "Checking Out the Cuban Revolution" typescript draft, 1977 (variant title: "My Father's Country is the Poor") 73 33 "Choosing to Stay at Home: Ten Years After the March On Washington" typescript draft, manuscript notes, and galley proof for The New York Times, 1973 74 1 "The Civil Rights Movement: What Good Was It?" typescript draft fragments 74 2 "The Color Purple, the First Womanist Novel" typescript [published as definition of "womanism"] 74 3 "Coretta King: Revisited" typescript drafts with notes and printed material 74 4 "If the Present Looks Like the Past, What Does the Future Look Like?" typescript drafts and galley proofs for Essence Magazine [with variant title: "Embracing the Darkness and the Light" 258 2 "If the Present Looks Like the Past," typescript drafts 74 5 "In Search of Our Mother's Gardens" typescript drafts, draft fragments, and notes [includes draft of original given as a speech at Radcliffe College Symposium, May 5, 1972] 74 6 "Looking for Zora" typescript drafts and fragments 74 7 "Looking to the Side and Back" typescript drafts 74 8 "Lulls" typescript draft 74 9 "One Child of One's Own" manuscript draft and partial typescript draft 74 10 "One Child of One's Own" typescript drafts, partial drafts, preface, and notes 74 11 "One Child of One's Own" galleys and corrected page proofs 74 12 "A Talk: Convocation 1972" typescript drafts 74 13 "To the Black Scholar" typescript draft with correspondence, 1979 74 14 "Writing The Color Purple" typescript drafts 74 15 In Search of Our Mother's Gardens prefatory material

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74 16 In Search of Our Mother's Gardens typescript draft [1] [includes printed material] 75 1 In Search of Our Mother's Gardens typescript draft [2] [includes manuscript and printed material] [1 of 2] 75 2 In Search of Our Mother's Gardens typescript draft [2] [includes manuscript and printed material] [2 of 2] 75 3 In Search of Our Mother's Gardens typescript draft [3] [includes correspondence with Tillie Olsen] [1 of 2] 75 4 In Search of Our Mother's Gardens typescript draft [3] [includes correspondence with Tillie Olsen] [2 of 2] 258 1 In Search of Our Mother's Gardens editorial correspondence, 1981 75 5 In Search of Our Mother's Gardens corrected page proofs [1 of 2] 75 6 In Search of Our Mother's Gardens corrected page proofs [2 of 2] 76 1 In Search of Our Mother's Gardens partial corrected page proofs 76 2 In Search of Our Mother's Gardens page proofs 2nd pass [1 of 3] 76 3 In Search of Our Mother's Gardens page proofs 2nd pass [2 of 3] 76 4 In Search of Our Mother's Gardens page proofs 2nd pass [3 of 3] 76 5 In Search of Our Mother's Gardens early tables of contents 76 6 In Search of Our Mother's Gardens typescript with editorial correspondence

Living By the Word (1987) 76 7 "All the Bearded Irises of Life: Confessions of a Homospiritual" typescript drafts, 1987 (variant title: "Living With Gays") 76 8 "Am I Blue?" typescript drafts and galley proof with correspondence 76 9 "Coming In From the Cold" typescript drafts and partial draft 76 10 "Everything Is a Human Being" typescript draft [includes notes and correspondence to Tillie Olsen] 76 11 "Father" typescript drafts (variant title: "The Democratic Order: Such Things in 20 Years I Understood") 76 12 "In the Closet of the Soul" partial typescript and galley proofs for Ms. Magazine, 1986 76 13 "Journal August 1984" typescript draft 76 14 "Longing to Die of Old Age" typescript draft and galley proof for Ms. Magazine, 1984 76 15 "My Daughter Smokes" typescript drafts and partial drafts 76 16 "Nobody Was Supposed to Survive" typescript drafts 76 17 "Not Only Will Your Teachers Appear, They Will Cook New Foods For You" typescript draft and draft fragment 77 1 "On Seeing Red: An Introduction to the Film and Some of the People In It" typescript drafts, 1984 [variant title: "On Seeing Red"] 77 2 "Trying to See My Sister" partial typescript draft with notes

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77 3 Living By the Word early table of contents typescript 258 3 Living By the Word early draft [1 of 3] 258 4 Living By the Word early draft [2 of 3] 258 5 Living By the Word early draft [3 of 3] 77 4 Living By the Word typescript draft [1] [1 of 2] [includes printed material] 77 5 Living By the Word typescript draft [1] [2 of 2] [includes printed material] 77 6 Living By the Word typescript draft [2], 1986 77 7 Living By the Word typescript draft [3] 77 8 Living By the Word typescript draft [4] 77 9 Living By the Word typescript draft [5] 77 10 Living By the Word master galley proof 78 1 Living By the Word galley proof [1] 78 2 Living By the Word galley proof [2] 78 3 Living By the Word repro dupe with printer's annotations [1 of 2] 78 4 Living By the Word repro dupe with printer's annotations [2 of 2] 78 5 Living By the Word page proofs [1 of 2] 78 6 Living By the Word page proofs [2 of 2] 78 7 Living By the Word page proof fragments 78 8 Living By the Word setting copy [1 of 2] 78 9 Living By the Word setting copy [2 of 2] 79 1 Why Did the Balinese Chicken Cross the Road? Observations On the Magic Oneness of Being early variant title page 79 2 Living By the Word typescript with editorial correspondence

The Same River Twice: Honoring the Difficult (1996) 79 3 "The Color Purple: A Synopsis for Film" typescript draft 79 4 "The Filming of the Color Purple, notebook entries, 1985-1986" typescript draft 79 5 The Same River Twice: Honoring the Difficult typescript draft [1] [includes printed material and original correspondence] 79 6 The Same River Twice: Honoring the Difficult typescript draft [2] [1 of 2] 79 7 The Same River Twice: Honoring the Difficult typescript draft [2] [2 of 2] 79 8 The Same River Twice: Honoring the Difficult typescript draft [3] [1 of 2] 79 9 The Same River Twice: Honoring the Difficult typescript draft [3] [2 of 2] 258 6 The Same River Twice: Honoring the Difficult typescript draft [5] [1 of 3] 258 7 The Same River Twice: Honoring the Difficult typescript draft [5] [2 of 3] 258 8 The Same River Twice: Honoring the Difficult typescript draft [5] [3 of 3] 79 10 The Same River Twice: Honoring the Difficult partial typescript draft [1] 79 11 The Same River Twice: Honoring the Difficult partial typescript draft [2] 79 12 The Same River Twice: Honoring the Difficult partial typescript draft [3]

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79 13 The Same River Twice: Honoring the Difficult partial typescript draft [4], March 26, 1995 [includes printed material] 80 1 The Same River Twice: Honoring the Difficult partial typescript with revisions 80 2 The Same River Twice: Honoring the Difficult prefatory material 80 3 The Same River Twice: Honoring the Difficult page proofs [1 of 2] 80 4 The Same River Twice: Honoring the Difficult page proofs [2 of 2] 258 9 The Same River Twice: Honoring the Difficult page proofs, October 25, 1995 [1 of 2] 259 1 The Same River Twice: Honoring the Difficult page proofs, October 25, 1995 [2 of 2] 80 5 The Same River Twice: Honoring the Difficult, correspondence, 1994-1996

Anything We Love Can Be Saved (1997) 259 2 "Anything We Love Can Be Saved: The Resurrection of Zora Neale Hurston,” typescript draft 259 3 "Becoming What We're Called,” typescript draft 80 6 "Dreads" typescript drafts and fragment 80 7 "Giving the Party" typescript, 1993 259 4 "Giving the Party" typescript drafts 259 5 "How Long Shall They Torture Our Mothers," typescript 259 6 "How Long Shall They Torture Our Mothers," photocopy 80 8 "Follow Me Home" typescript draft [includes correspondence and printed material] 259 7 "Hugging Fidel" typescript draft 80 9 "Introduction" typescript drafts 80 10 "My Mother's Blue Bowl" typescript draft 259 8 "The Only Reason That You Want to Go to Heaven" typescript draft 80 11 "The Only Reason That You Want to Go to Heaven Is That You Have Been Driven Out of Your Mind" typescript drafts with correspondence 259 9 "Songs, Flowers, and Swords" typescript 80 12 "The Story of Why I am Here, Or A Woman Connects Oppressions" typescript draft 259 13 "The Story of Why I am Here, Or A Woman Connects Oppressions" typescript drafts 259 10 "Sweet Honey in the Rock" typescript draft 259 11 "This That I Offer You," typescript draft 80 13 "Turquoise and Coral: The Writing of the Temple of My Familiar" typescript 259 12 "Turquoise and Coral: The Writing of the Temple of My Familiar" typescript drafts 80 14 "Writing 'Possessing the Secret of Joy'" typescript drafts with correspondence 80 15 "You Have All Seen" typescript drafts and galley proofs

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81 1 Anything We Love Can Be Saved typescript draft [1] [1 of 2] 81 2 Anything We Love Can Be Saved typescript draft [1] [2 of 2] 81 3 Anything We Love Can Be Saved typescript draft [2] with editorial correspondence (variant title: "Belief in the Love of the World") [1 of 2] 81 4 Anything We Love Can Be Saved typescript draft [2] (variant title: "Belief in the Love of the World")[2 of 2] 81 5 Anything We Love Can Be Saved typescript draft [3] (variant title: "Belief in the Love of the World") [1 of 2] 81 6 Anything We Love Can Be Saved typescript draft [3] (variant title: "Belief in the Love of the World") [2 of 2] 81 7 Anything We Love Can Be Saved typescript draft [4], August 22, 1996 81 8 Anything We Love Can Be Saved typescript draft with permissions [1 of 2] 82 1 Anything We Love Can Be Saved typescript draft with permissions [2 of 2] 82 2 Anything We Love Can Be Saved early front matter 82 3 Anything We Love Can Be Saved correspondence and list of illustrations 82 4 Anything We Love Can Be Saved front matter with correspondence, October 18, 1996 82 5 Anything We Love Can Be Saved master galleys, 2nd pass [1 of 2] 82 6 Anything We Love Can Be Saved master galleys, 2nd pass [2 of 2] 82 7 Anything We Love Can Be Saved corrected galleys [1 of 2] 82 8 Anything We Love Can Be Saved corrected galleys [2 of 2] 83 1 Anything We Love Can Be Saved unbound page proofs [1] 83 2 Anything We Love Can Be Saved unbound page proofs [2] 83 3 Anything We Love Can Be Saved partial proof copy OP1 9 Anything We Love Can Be Saved cover art

Sent By Earth: A Message from the Grandmother Spirit (2001) 83 4 Sent By Earth: A Message from the Grandmother Spirit page proofs

We Are the Ones We Have Been Waiting For: Inner Light in a Time of Darkness (2006) 83 5 "To Be Led By Happiness" typescript draft with correspondence (variant title: "Being Led By Happiness: My Arrest in Front of a House My Ancestors Built") 83 6 "Crimes Against Dog" typescript draft with correspondence 83 7 "How It Feels to Know Somebody Died For You: Living With the Voice of the Beloved" typescript drafts 83 8 "Metta to Muriel and other Marvels" typescript draft 83 9 "Sent By Earth: A Message from the Grandmother Spirit" typescript draft and page proof 83 10 "This Was Not An Area of Large Plantations" typescript draft

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83 11 "We Are the Ones We Have Been Waiting For: Introduction" typescript draft (published under variant title: "Three Fates") 83 12 "When Life Descends Into the Pit" typescript draft 83 13 We Are the Ones We Have Been Waiting For typescript draft [1] with correspondence (variant title: "Led By Happiness: Inner Light in a Time of Darkness") [1 of 2] 83 14 We Are the Ones We Have Been Waiting For typescript draft [1] (variant title: "Led By Happiness: Inner Light in a Time of Darkness") [2 of 2] 84 1 We Are the Ones We Have Been Waiting For typescript draft [2] 84 2 We Are the Ones We Have Been Waiting For typescript draft [3] 84 3 We Are the Ones We Have Been Waiting For typescript draft [4] [1 of 2] 84 4 We Are the Ones We Have Been Waiting For typescript draft [4] [1 of 2] 84 5 We Are the Ones We Have Been Waiting For cover art 84 6 We Are the Ones We Have Been Waiting For prefatory material

Uncollected 84 7 "1963" typescript draft 84 8 "Alice Walker's Laws" typescript draft 84 9 "Alice Walker's Recommended Summer Reading, 1968" typescript with related correspondence 84 10 "Beginning, Again" page proof 84 11 "Being A Treasure of the State" typescript 84 12 "Black Power: A New Concept (Or an Old One) in SNCC Policy" typescript, 1966 84 13 "The Black Woman Writer in America" typescript draft (variant title: "Finding What One Needs: Black Women Writers"), [1973] 84 14 "Books Whose Leaves Are Talking Trees" typescript drafts, [circa 2000s] 84 15 "Childhood: For Marian" typescript draft 84 16 "Comments on the Banning of The Color Purple" typescript draft, [circa 1985] 84 17 "Dedication" typescript drafts 84 18 "Dreams July 31-August 2, 1990" typescript draft 84 19 "A Family of Friends" typescript 1978 84 20 "Father: For What You Were" galleys with correspondence, 1985 84 21 "Finding Celie's Voice: Language, Spirits, and Folk Speech" galleys, [1985] 84 22 "From the Journey and a Letter to Michael Brown; Howard Zinn" typescript 1965 84 23 "The Future of the Negro College" typescript interview questions and notes, [circa 1960s] 84 24 "Home" typescript draft 1995 84 25 "Introducing Denise" typescript draft 84 26 "Jews" typescript draft, 1966

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84 27 "Journal" typescript [circa 1965] 84 28 "Journal 37-42" typescript 84 29 Judy Blume article fragment [published in the New York Times], 1978 84 30 "Journey to the Source" manuscript notes 84 31 "Letting the Story Line Go" typescript 84 32 "My Work" manuscript, 1972 84 33 "The New Black Woman and the South" typescript draft 84 34 "Oprah" typescript, 2002 84 35 "Patriarchy" manuscript, [circa 1970s] 84 36 "Pornography: Thinking About" typescript draft 84 37 "Shame as Theft: Thoughts on Folklore from an Early Age" typescript drafts 84 38 "Notes on Folklore" manuscript [circa 1980s] 85 1 "Something to Do With Real Life" typescript drafts, 1972 85 2 "A Statement on Black Women and Freedom in the 70s" typescript draft 85 3 Statement on James Baldwin typescript 1979 85 4 "Talking Trees" typescript draft, 1984 (variant title: "When a Tree Falls") 85 5 "Travel Notes on Mississippi and Wellesley" typescript draft [circa 1970s] 85 6 Unidentified fragment manuscript and typescript 85 7 Untitled essay typescript draft

Edited Volumes

Correspondence of Bessie Head with Betty Fradkin and Alice Walker(1994) 85 8 Head, Bessie, "Correspondence of Bessie Head with Betty Fradkin and Alice Walker," typescript draft, 1994 [1 of 3] [For original correspondence between Bessie Head and Alice Walker, see the Series 1: Correspondence. For original correspondence between Bessie Head and Betty Fradkin see Series 3: Subject files.] 85 9 Head, Bessie, "Correspondence of Bessie Head with Betty Fradkin and Alice Walker," typescript draft, 1994 [2 of 3] 85 10 Head, Bessie, "Correspondence of Bessie Head with Betty Fradkin and Alice Walker," typescript draft, 1994 [3 of 3] 85 11 Head, Bessie, "Correspondence of Bessie Head with Betty Fradkin and Alice Walker," partial typescript draft, 1994

I Love Myself When I Am Laughing . . .And Then Again When I Am Looking Mean and Impressive (1979) 85 12 "Autobiography, Folklore, and Reportage" typescript introduction 85 13 "On Refusing to Be Humbled By Second Place In A Contest You Did Not Design" typescript draft, 1979 (variant title: "And If The Great Trees, Lost in the Forest, Fall, Who Will Stand Up For Them?")

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Letters of Love and Hope: The Story of the Cuban Five (2005) 85 14 Letters of Love and Hope: The Story of the Cuban Five typescript draft [1] with artwork and correspondence 85 15 Letters of Love and Hope: The Story of the Cuban Five typescript draft [2] bound with correspondence

Warrior Marks (1993) 86 1 Warrior Marks "Preface" typescript with correspondence [includes typescript of Pratibha Parmar's preface] 86 2 Warrior Marks partial typescript draft 86 3 Warrior Marks typescript draft with correspondence 86 4 Warrior Marks typescript draft [Alice Walker's portion] [1 of 2] 86 5 Warrior Marks typescript draft [Alice Walker's portion] [2 of 2] 86 6 Warrior Marks editorial correspondence, 1993-1994

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Arrangement Note Reviews are alphabetized by title of the reviewed work.

Box Folder Content 86 7 A Short Walk by Alice Childress, manuscript and typescript drafts [published in Ms. Magazine], 1979 86 8 The Almost Year by Florence Randall, typescript drafts, 1971 86 9 Another Life by Derek Walcott, typescript drafts [published in Village Voice], 1974 86 10 The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman by Ernest J. Gaines, typescript drafts, 1971 86 11 Black Anima by N.J. Loftis, typescript drafts [published in Parnassus], 1974 86 12 Come by Here by Olivia Coolidge galley proof 86 13 Cruelty (Poems) by Ai, typescript draft [published as "Like the Eye of a Horse" in Ms. Magazine], 1974 86 14 Fannie Lou Hamer by June Jordan, typescript drafts [published as "Can't Hate Anybody and See God's Face" in New York Times Book Review], 1973 86 15 Fireless Cookery by Heidi Kirschner, typescript draft [published as "The Strangest Dinner Party I Ever Went To"], 1982 86 16 Good Morning, Revolution: Uncollected Writings of Social Protest by Langston Hughes, Faith Berry (ed.), typescript drafts [published in The Black Scholar], 1976 86 17 Iola Leroy, Or Shadows Uplifted by Frances E.W. Harper, typescript and manuscript drafts 86 18 "Judith Jamison" Review of Dance "Cry" typescript and manuscript drafts with notes [published in Ms. Magazine], 1973 86 19 Less Than a Score, But A Point: Poems by T.J. Reddy, typescript draft, 1979 86 20 Life and Letters of Joel Chandler Harris by Julia Collier Harris, manuscript draft 86 21 Sour Land, by William H. Armstrong, typescript draft, 1971 86 22 The Wayward and the Seeking: A Collection of Writings by Jean Toomer, edited by Darwin Turner, typescript draft, 1980

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Arrangement Note Arranged alphabetically by title.

Introduction, Forewords Box Folder Content 86 23 A Piece of Mine by J. California Cooper, typescript foreword 86 24 A Taste of Power by Elaine Brown, typescript blurb 86 25 "Crossing: An Introduction" typescript [published in Crossing: Death, Dying, and Letting Go] 86 26 "Another Singing Tree" typescript and manuscript foreword with correspondence [Agnes Smedley's Daughter of Earth; includes a page proof considered for inclusion in Living By the Word] 86 27 "Meena" typescript foreword to Meena: Heroine of Afghanistan, [2003] 86 28 "My Favorite Thing About San Francisco" typescript blurb [published in San Francisco Magazine], 2001 86 29 My Place by Sally Morgan, manuscript blurb 86 30 Our Nig by Harriet Wilson, typescript introduction, includes correspondence from Henry Louis Gates 86 31 "Precious In My Sight" typescript foreword to In Her Hands: Craftswomen Changing the World, includes correspondence, notes, and page proofs 87 1 Sorrow Mountain: The Journey of A Tibetan Warrior Nun by Ani Pachen typescript blurb 87 2 "Sweet Honey in the Rock: The Sound of Our Own Culture " typescript introduction to We Who Believe in Freedom by Bernice Johnson Reagon [includes page proofs, printed material, and correspondence] 87 3 The Spirit Journey: Stories and Paintings of Bali by Madi Kertonegoro typescript introduction 87 4 "We Are in This Place for a Reason" typescript preface to All Things Censored , 2000 87 5 "Writing to Serve the Culture" typescript preface to The Color Purple, Chinese edition, 2000 87 6 "You Can't Be Neutral about a Miracle: Some Words About Howard Weintraub. I Mean. . ." typescript preface to You Can't Be Neutral On a Moving Train by Howard Zinn

Letters to the Editor 87 7 The American Scholar, Letter to the Editor with related correspondence, 1967 87 8 Amnesty International, Letter to the Editor, 1983

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87 9 Ebony Magazine, Letter to the Editor, 1970 87 10 Essence Magazine, Letter to the Editor, [circa 1973-1974] 87 11 Jet Magazine, Letter to the Editor, 1970 87 12 Literary Calvacade, Letter to the Editor, 2003 87 13 The Nation, Letter to the Editor, 1989 87 14 Newsweek, Letter to the Editor, 1969 87 15 New York Times, Letter to the Editor, 1973 87 16 New York Times Magazine, Letter to the Editor, 1966 87 17 New York Times Magazine, Letter to the Editor, 1969 87 18 New York Times Magazine, Letter to the Editor with related correspondence, [1970] 87 19 The Radcliffe Quarterly, Letter to the Editor, 1988 87 20 SAGE, Letter to the Editor, 1989 87 21 Saturday Times, Letter to the Editor, 1992 87 22 Spelman Spotlight, Letter to the Editor with related correspondence between Staughton Lynd and Howard Zinn, 1963

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Arrangement Note Arranged in chronological order.

Box Folder Content 87 23 Mary Helen Washington, "Interview with Alice Walker" typescript 1973 87 24 Claudia Tate, "Extended Proposal Description: Interviews with Black Women Writers," typescript, 1978 87 25 Monique Walter, "Interview with Alice Walker" typescript, August 1, 1979 87 26 Holly Near with Amy Banks, "Alice Walker" typescript proof with AW corrections, 1985 87 27 Jane Heller, "Interview for Waldenbooks" typescript, December 9, 1985 [includes correspondence] 87 28 Ellen Bring, "Interview with The Animal's Agenda" typescript, April 1988 [includes correspondence] 87 29 "What's Going on with Winnie Mandela?" typescript of radio broadcast, February 28, 1989 87 30 Toni Armstrong, "Interview" for Hot Wire: The Journal of Women's Music and Culture, typescript, January 1991 [includes correspondence] 87 31 Jean Shinoda Bolen, Isabel Allende, and Alice Walker, "Giving Birth, Finding Form: Where Our Books Come From" typescript, January 23, 1993 87 32 Jody Hoy, "The Richness of the Very Ordinary Stuff" typescript, October 1994 87 33 Tammy Simon, "Alice Walker, An Intimate Conversation: My Life As Myself" typescript and transcript, 1995 87 34 Justine Toms and Michael Toms, The World Is Made of Stories typescript, October 4, 1996 87 35 Planned Television Arts Teleconference with Alice Walker, transcript, 1998 87 36 Rosie Rowbotham, interview about Mumia Abu Jamal at the Los Angeles Times Book Fair, typescript, October 1999 [includes transcripts of Walker's Talk on Mumia] 87 37 Evelyn White, "If You're Loving, You'll Always Have Love," typescript, [circa 2000] 87 38 Panthea Reid, interview, typescript, July 2000 87 39 Interview about Now Is The Time To Open Your Heart, typescript, October 2003 87 40 George Galloway, "Interview about Fidel Castro," [published in The Fidel Castro Handbook], typescript, November 2006 87 41 Marianne Schnall, "Interview with Alice Walker" typescript, December 12, 2006

57 Alice Walker papers, circa 1930-2010 Manuscript Collection No. 1061 Subseries 2.4e College papers, 1961-1966 Box 88 (folders 1-19)

Arrangement Note Arranged in chronological order.

Box Folder Content 88 1 "Another One 'All Full of Tears and Flapdoodle," Spelman College, [circa 1961] 88 2 "Comments on The Year of Protest, 1956" Spelman College, [circa 1961] 88 3 "The Simple Logic of Nigger Jim," Spelman College, [circa 1961] 88 4 "Across the Shadows of the Hills: DuBois Fathers Pan-Africanism," Spelman College, December 1963/January 1964 88 5 Course Notes, Sarah Lawrence College, 1964-1966 88 6 "Belgian Rule in the Congo: Saga of Irresponsibility," Sarah Lawrence College, May 29, 1964 88 7 "Cicero," Sarah Lawrence College, 1964 88 8 "A Comparison Of: The New York Public Library and Manufacturers Hanover Trust Bank Building," Sarah Lawrence College, 1964 88 9 "The Story or 'In White America,'" [1964] 88 10 "The Trip," Sarah Lawrence College, 1964 88 11 "When I Was a Negro College Student," Sarah Lawrence College, [circa 1964-1965] 88 12 "La Chartreuse de Parme: A Study," Sarah Lawrence College, 1965 88 13 "A Comparative Study of Three Paintings," Sarah Lawrence College, 1965 88 14 "Francis Petrarch: Prototype of the Modern Student," Sarah Lawrence College, 1965 88 15 "Ideas Concerning Shakespeare and Two of His Comedies," Sarah Lawrence College, 1965 88 16 "Thornton Wilder and Anton Chekhov: A Study in Comic Points of View", Sarah Lawrence College, 1965 88 17 "The Unicorn and the Nine Heroes Tapestries: A Study," Sarah Lawrence College, 1965 88 18 "An Introduction to Proust," Sarah Lawrence College, 1966 88 19 "Albert Camus: the Development of His Philosophical Position as Reflected in His Novels and Plays," Sarah Lawrence College, undated

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Arrangement Note Arranged in chronological order.

Box Folder Content 88 20 Sarah Lawrence College, [early 1970s] 88 21 "Choice: A Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.," 1972 88 22 "National Book Award Statement" (co-authored by Audre Lorde, Adrienne Rich, and Alice Walker), 1974 88 23 "Saving the Life That Is Your Own: The Importance of Models in the Artist's Life," Reid Lecture, Barnard College, November 11, 1975 [see also In Search of Our Mother's Gardens] 88 24 "Tribute to Ella Baker," December 9, 1978 88 25 "Tribute to Rosa Parks," May 1, 1980 88 26 "Introducing Tillie Olsen," [circa 1980] 88 27 "Of Tillie Olsen," 1981 88 28 "Only Justice Can Stop A Curse," March 16, 1982 [see also In Search of Our Mother's Gardens] 88 29 "American Book Award Acceptance Speech," April 28, 1983 88 30 "Bay Area Critics Circle Award Acceptance Speech," April 7, 1986 88 31 "Matrix Awards Acceptance Speech," May 5, 1986 88 32 "Introduction of Quincy Jones," Crystal Awards/Women in Film, May 30, 1986 88 33 Remarks on the Bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution for U.S.A. Television Network, June 22, 1986 88 34 "Turning Into Love: Some Thoughts on Surviving and Meeting Langston Hughes," typescript draft, tribute to Langston Hughes, City University of New York, November 20, 1988 88 35 "Testimony for the Ocean," February 3, 1988 88 36 "A Welcome to Jesse Jackson from Alice Walker," Spring 1988 88 37 "Coming to the Aid of the Elders: Thoughts on Leonard Peltier, The Shoot-Out at the Pine Ridge Reservation on June 25th, 1976, and the Notion of Justice in a Country in Which Greed is the Most Respected Elder of All," February 8, 1989 88 38 "They Don't Hate Us," Institute for the Practice of Non-violence, February 22, 1989 88 39 "The Right to Life: What Can the White Man Say to the Black Woman?" Pro- Choice/Keep Abortion Legal Rally, April 8, 1989 88 40 "Nightmare Begins Responsibility," December 6, 1989 88 41 "Anything We Love Can Be Saved: The Resurrection of Zora Neale Hurston," January 26, 1990 [see also In Search Of Our Mother's Gardens]

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88 42 "Fullness and Emptiness," Fred Cody Award for Lifetime Achievement in Literature and Community Involvement, March 23, 1990 89 1 "Tribute to Winnie Mandela," June 30, 1990 89 2 "The College Bookstore as a Place of Peace and Plenty," April 3, 1991 89 3 "The Satisfaction of Finding My Books on the Shelf," American Booksellers' Association Book and Author Breakfast, June 3, 1991 89 4 "The Story of Why I Am Here; Or, A Woman Connects Oppressions," Peace for Cuba Rally, February 1, 1992 89 5 "The Light That Shines On Me," Radcliffe College, June 5, 1992 89 6 "Beyond Borders or Bodies," TransAfrica, June 6, 1992 89 7 "National Black Women's Health Project Awards Luncheon," June 26, 1992 89 8 "The Birthday Thirteen" San Francisco, California, February 9, 1994 89 9 "Heaven Belongs to You: 'Warrior Marks' as a Liberation Film," The Grand Lake Theater, Oakland, CA, Typescript, February 24, 1994 89 10 "Treasure," Governor's Awards, March 25, 1994 89 11 "The Only Reason You Want to Go To Heaven Is You've Been Driven Out of Your Mind (Off Your Land & Out of Your Lover's Arms): Reflections On Inherited Religion by a Womanist Pagan, Auburn Theological Seminary, April 25, 1995 89 12 "What Can I Give My Daughters Who Are Brave?" May 1995 89 13 "For Charlotte Hunt, Judi Bari and Mumia Abu Jamal," Spring 1997 89 14 "Three Fates," Agnes Scott College Commencement Address, May 17, 1997 89 15 "Winter Lecture: Bombing is Earth Abuse: Activism as Self-Defense," February 27, 1998 89 16 "For June," (Read by Angela Davis) KFPA Tribute, February 20, 1999 89 17 "The Dharma of Literature: Seeing as Witness; Writing as Way: Taking Refuge in the Truth (a talk about how writing can serve the culture and liberate the soul)," [circa 2000s] 89 18 "We Are In This Place for a Reason," January 2000 89 19 "How It Feels to Know Somebody Died For You: Living With the Voice of the Beloved," [collected in We Are the Ones We Have Been Waiting For], January 23, 2002 89 20 "My Friends the Chinese and Tibetan People," March 10, 2002 89 21 "I'll See You When Your Troubles Get Like Mine," [published as "I Call That Man Religious" in We Are the Ones We Have Been Waiting For], April 11, 2002 89 22 "Of Gifts and Hands," Spence School Graduation, June 12, 2002 89 23 "This Was Not An Area of Large Plantations: Suffering Too Insignificant for the Majority to See" [published in We Are the Ones We Have Been Waiting For], August 2002 250 7 "Encountering the Unknown Brazil," Pop-Up Magazine Live Event, San Francisco, California, April 25, 2012

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250 8 "Stay with Us: Thoughts about War," Veterans for Peace 27th Annual National Convention, Miami, Florida, August 11, 2012 89 24 "Statement on Salman Rushdie" typescript draft, undated 89 25 "Why I Support Barbara Lee" typescript draft, undated

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Arrangement Note Arranged in chronological order.

Alice Walker's Calendar (1986) Box Folder Content 89 26 Alice Walker's Calendar typescript and manuscript notes, correspondence, and prefatory materials 89 27 Alice Walker's Calendar page proof with corrections, 1986 89 28 Alice Walker's Calendar page proof (photocopy)

The High Spirit Love of Hyun-Kyung and Alice (2005) 89 29 The High Spirit Love of Hyun-Kyung and Alice typescript of Walker's portion with related correspondence

Alice's Houses (2005) 89 30 Alice's Houses typescript draft, 2005

62 Alice Walker papers, circa 1930-2010 Manuscript Collection No. 1061 Subseries 2.5 Derivative works, 1984-2005 Box 89 (folder 31) - Box 91; OP1; BV 1

Scope and Content Note The subseries contains typescripts of derivative works including screenplays and musicals adapted from Alice Walker's novels and short stories. Of particular interest are the Walker's screenplay for The Color Purple and the screenplay by Menno Meyjes, which was ultimately used for the film.

Arrangement Note Arranged by title of original work.

The Color Purple Box Folder Content 89 31 The Color Purple: Screenplay by Alice Walker, typescript draft [includes correspondence to Steven Spielberg], April 13, 1984 89 32 Watch for Me in the Sunset or The Color Purple by Alice Walker typescript draft with annotations, June 15, 1984 90 1 Watch for Me in the Sunset or The Color Purple by Alice Walker, typescript draft [bound with a synopsis of the novel], June 15, 1984 90 2 Moon Song by Menno Meyjes, typescript draft (Screenplay for The Color Purple), April 12, 1985 90 3 Moon Song by Menno Meyjes, typescript draft (screenplay for The Color Purple), April 26, 1985 90 4 Moon Song by Menno Meyjes, typescript draft, (screenplay for The Color Purple), May 31, 1985 BV1 The Color Purple: Screenplay by Menno Meyjes, typescript draft, May 31, 1985 90 5 The Color Purple: Screenplay, revisions, 1985 90 6 The Color Purple Spanish radio translation, undated 90 7 "Purple Clouds Always Seem Kinda Hazy" typescript adaptation of The Color Purple, undated 90 8 The Color Purple Musical by Marsha Norman, typescript with annotations, November 2005 90 9 The Color Purple Musical songs by Scott Saunders, December 2, 2002 OP1 10 The Color Purple Libretto page proofs

Meridian 91 1 Meridian stage play by Cindy Artiste, typescript, undated 91 2 Meridian stage play by Keli Garrett, typescript, undated 91 3 Meridian film correspondence typescript, 1991

The Third Life of Grange Copeland

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91 4 The Third Life of Grange Copeland: Screenplay by Stanley Williams, May 28, 1985 91 5 The Third Life of Grange Copeland by Cynthia Liu and Donna Parish with related correspondence, undated

To Hell With Dying 259 14 To Hell With Dying: A Teleplay by Alice Walker and Robert Allen, typescript draft [1] 259 15 To Hell With Dying: A Teleplay by Alice Walker and Robert Allen, typescript draft [2] 91 6 To Hell With Dying: A Teleplay by Alice Walker and Robert Allen, typescript draft, February 21, 1990 91 7 To Hell With Dying: A Teleplay by Alice Walker and Robert Allen, typescript draft, June 7, 1990 91 8 To Hell With Dying: A Teleplay by Alice Walker and Robert Allen typescript drafts with correspondence, [1990]

By the Light of My Father's Smile 91 9 By the Light of My Father's Smilefilm treatment by Deepa Mehta typescript, undated

64 Alice Walker papers, circa 1930-2010 Manuscript Collection No. 1061 Series 3 Subject files, 1968-2012 Box 92 - Box 103, 250; OP1

Scope and Content Note This series consists of files that include correspondence, printed material, and unpublished documents collected by Walker on various subjects. The first section of the series, teaching files, contains syllabi and resource materials gathered by Walker during her early teaching career. Of particular interest are the files related to Friends of the Children of Mississippi, including a set of autobiographies written by the participants of her Black History workshop that discuss African American life in Mississippi during the first half of the twentieth century. The other subject files in this series include information on female genital mutilation, collected by Walker in preparation for Warrior Marks; correspondence of Bessie Head; clippings and genealogical material about the Walker/Grant families, Mel Leventhal, and Rebecca Walker; files concerning Cuba and African countries; programs and other printed material related to the Color Purple (musical); printed material collected during the filming of the Color Purple (movie); and material related to various social and political causes supported by Walker. This series also contains printed and other materials relating to Alice Walker and Robert Allen's independent publishing venture, Wild Trees Press.

Arrangement Note Teaching files arranged chronologically; general subject files arranged in alphabetical order.

Teaching files Box Folder Content 92 1 Emerson College: Black Women Writers, 1973 92 2 Friends of the Children of Mississippi: Black history workshop, autobiography assignment, 1968 92 3 Friends of the Children of Mississippi: Black history workshop, memos and reports, 1968 92 4 Friends of the Children of Mississippi: Black history workshop, notes, 1968 92 5 Friends of the Children of Mississippi: Black history workshop, resource materials, 1968 92 6 Friends of the Children of Mississippi: Black history workshop, student autobiographies, 1968 92 7 Jackson State College: Survey of Literature by Black Authors - Poetry and Drama, [1968-1969] 92 8 Tougaloo College: Creative Writing Workshop, 1970 92 9 University of Massachusetts: African American Literature - Black Women Writers, 1972 92 10 Wellesley College: Black Literature in America, 1972 92 11 Yale University: Advanced Fiction, 1977

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92 12 University of California, Berkeley: Powerful Writing - The Works of Woolf, Hurston, Smedley, and Rhys, [1980] 92 13 University of California, Berkeley: The Inner Life-Visions of the Spirit, [1982] 92 14 Book lists and chronologies on African American history 92 15 Collected syllabi

General 92 16 Abortion 92 17 Abu-Jamal, Mumia, correspondence [with Abu-Jamal and others], 1995- September 1997 92 18 Abu-Jamal, Mumia, correspondence [with Abu-Jamal and others], October 1997-2006 93 1 Abu-Jamal, Mumia, printed and collected material 93 2 Africa 93 3 AIDS [1 of 2] 93 4 AIDS [2 of 2] 93 5 Alice Walker monument, Eatonton, Georgia 93 6 Animal rights [1 of 2] 93 7 Archives (general) 93 8 Archives, Bancroft Library, University of California 93 9 Archives, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill 93 10 Banks, Dennis 93 11 Buddhist studies 93 12 California Afro-American museum 93 13 Cayce, Edgar 94 1 Censorship [1 of 2] 94 2 Censorship [2 of 2] 94 3 Center for Constitutional Rights 94 4 Chez Panisse Foundation 94 5 China 94 6 City University of New York (CUNY) Project Vote 94 7 Color Purple Educational Fund, articles of incorporation and bylaws 94 8 Color Purple Educational Fund, clippings and printed material 94 9 Color Purple Educational Fund, correspondence 94 10 Color Purple Educational Fund, programs [1 of 3] 95 1 Color Purple Educational Fund, programs [2 of 3] 95 2 Color Purple Educational Fund, programs [3 of 3] 95 3 Color Purple (book) 95 4 Color Purple (film) [1 of 2] 95 5 Color Purple (film) [2 of 2]

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95 6 Color Purple (musical) OP1 11 Color Purple (musical), Variety, May 22-28, 2006 [Tony nomination] 95 7 Cuba [1 of 3] 96 1 Cuba [2 of 3] 96 2 Cuba [3 of 3] 96 3 Cuban Five 96 4 Darfur Peace and Development Organization 96 5 Davis, Angela 96 6 "Dreads: A Photo Documentary" 96 7 Duvauchelle, Zelie 96 8 Eatonton, Georgia 96 9 Equality Now 96 10 Ernest J. Gaines Award for Literary Excellence 96 11 Female genital mutilation, Lydia Oluloro case 96 12 Female genital mutilation [1 of 5] 97 1 Female genital mutilation [2 of 5] 97 2 Female genital mutilation [3 of 5] 97 3 Female genital mutilation [4 of 5] 97 4 Female genital mutilation [5 of 5] 97 5 Forward International 97 6 Forward International 98 1 Fraser, Clara 98 2 Funding Exchange 98 3 Gabriela National Women's Coalition, Philippines 98 4 Georgia Women of Achievement 98 5 Ghana 98 6 Green Press Initiative 98 7 Grenada 98 8 Guatemala 98 9 Haiti 98 10 Hansberry, Lorraine 98 11 Head, Bessie 98 12 Head, Bessie, correspondence with Betty Fradkin, 1975 98 13 Head, Bessie, correspondence with Betty Fradkin, 1976 98 14 Head, Bessie, correspondence with Betty Fradkin, 1977 98 15 Head, Bessie, correspondence with Betty Fradkin, 1978-1979 99 1 Hughes, Langston 99 2 Huichol Indians 99 3 Hurston, Zora Neale [1 of 2]

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99 4 Hurston, Zora Neale [2 of 2] 99 5 Hurston, Zora Neale, Zora Neale Hurston Festival of the Arts 99 6 Incest 99 7 Infact 99 8 International Women's Arts Festival 250 10 Israel/Palestine 99 9 Jones, Quincy 99 10 Kahlo, Frida 99 11 King, Martin Luther, Jr. 99 12 Koinonia Partners 99 13 "Ku'u Aina Aloha: My Beloved Country" [1 of 2] 250 11 "Ku'u Aina Aloha: My Beloved Country" [2 of 2] 99 14 Ku Klux Klan 250 12 Larson, G. Kaleo 99 15 Lee Steltzer Heritage Research Museum 99 16 Lenon, John and Yoko Ono 100 1 Leventhal, Mel 100 2 Lightfoot-Klein, Hanny 100 3 Liverpool Action Group 100 4 Mandela, Winnie 100 5 Marriage 100 6 Middle East 100 7 Midwifery 100 8 MOVE [1 of 2] 100 9 MOVE [2 of 2] 100 10 Ms. Foundation for Women [1 of 2] 100 11 Ms. Foundation for Women [2 of 2] 101 1 Ms. Magazine 101 2 Murray-Douglass, Anna 101 3 Music 101 4 National Writers Union 101 5 Native Americans 101 6 Ocean Protection Coalition 101 7 Paw Pac: the California Political Action Committee for Animals 101 8 Peltier, Leonard 101 9 People Protecting Primates 101 10 PEN American Center 101 11 Pornography 101 12 "Postcard Row," San Francisco

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101 13 Nicaragua 101 14 NEST Foundation (San Salvador) 101 15 No! documentary 101 16 Radio for Peace International 101 17 Ringgold, Faith 101 18 Roots and Wings Bookstore, Montgomery, Alabama 101 19 Rosenfeld, Renee 101 20 Rustin, Bayard 101 21 Sanchez, Jose Benitez 101 22 Save the Children 101 23 Sexual Harassment 102 1 Siri Singh Sahib Nonprofit Organization 102 2 The Sisterhood 102 3 Sisterhood of Black Single Mothers 102 4 Sisters of Loretto 102 5 Sjoo, Monica 102 6 Sleet, Moneta 102 7 Society for Philosophy and Public Affairs 102 8 South Africa 102 9 Spelman College 102 10 Statements of Support, 1990-2005 102 11 Sudanese Enslaved Women and Children 102 12 Sutherlandia 102 13 Tipis (Jesse Salcedo) 102 14 United Nations World Conference on Women 102 15 Van Dyke, Sherrard 102 16 Visionaries for the 21st Century Imagination Project 102 17 Walker/Grant family 102 18 Walker, Rebecca 103 1 Wild Trees Press, clippings and press releases 103 2 Wild Trees Press, correspondence and working files 103 3 Wild Trees Press, notecards and postcards 103 4 Wild Trees Press, printed material 103 5 Wild Trees Press, A Piece of Mine publishing file 103 6 Wild Trees Press, Ready from Within publishing file 103 7 Women for Women International 103 8 Women's Party for Survival 103 9 World Trade Organization 103 10 Woods, Dessie

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Additions 260 1 3rd Annual Conference of Mississippi Civil Rights Veterans March 27-29, 2008 260 2 May 22, 2007, 92nd St. Y WATOS with Wilma Mankiller and Gloria Steinem 260 3 Research: A Hopi Elder Speaks 260 4 Aboriginal Womens Ctr NSW May 22, 2014 260 5 AFRICA Feb 19-March 2, 2007, Women for Women Int’l 260 6 Alice’s Houses Simple Sacred Places 2005 260 7 Archives Directory: Early List 260 8 Archives: Emory Opening 260 9 Archives: Photos 260 10 Archives Emory Press 260 11 Ascent Magazine Interview, February 5, 2017, 260 12 Atlanta, Georgia, May 25-27, 2007 260 13 Auburn Theological Seminary Award, May 21, 2007 260 14 Aunt Lute Book Project 1997 260 15 BBC 260 16 BBC: Interview Fall 2007 260 17 Bagan, Burma Balloon Flight Jan 31, 2009 260 18 Barack Obama Civic Center SF, November 14, 2007 260 19 Belief.net interview, February 2007 260 20 Mrs. Miranda Bergman 260 21 Bioneers Conference, October 20, 2007 260 22 Bookworks, Albuquerque, Sept 30, 2007 260 23 Byrd, Rudolph 260 24 Burma Trip Jan 21-24, 2009 260 25 CIIS February 2007 Key Note Address 260 26 Carnegie Hall: Why Peace 9-25-2010 260 27 Casa Madre Mexico Trips 260 28 Castro, Fidel 260 29 Charis Books Atlanta Nov 6, 2009 260 30 Cheney Univ PA Apr 26, 2013 260 31 The Color Purple 10th Edition 260 32 Color Purple Musical 260 33 The Color Purple Musical Opening Los Angeles 260 34 Opening of The Color Purple Musical San Francisco, Sept. 14, 2007 260 35 Columbia, South America Sep 2009 260 36 Commencement Address, Naropa University, Boulder, Colorado, May 12, 2007 260 37 Compass Point Signature Lives, February 2007 260 38 Correspondence 1998-2010

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260 39 Correspondence 2011 260 40 Correspondence Miscellaneous 260 41 CSPAN Book TV 260 42 Cuba May 4-11, 1993 260 43 Cuban Five 2007-2008, International Commission 260 44 Cuban Five: Cuba Nov 19-23 2009 260 45 Cuba 260 46 Cuban Interest Section – Cuban Five Letter 260 47 Democracy Now Apr 13, 2010 260 48 Dream of a Nation 2008 260 49 Duvauchelle, Zelie 260 50 Duvauchelle, Zelie 260 51 East Bay Medication Ctr Dec 9, 2009 260 52 Egypt Trip Dec 2009 260 53 Egypt Trip 260 54 Emory Johnson Medal Nov 5, 2009 260 55 Emory Symposium Apr 24, 2009 260 56 Emory Univ Benefit Oct 10, 2010 260 57 Emory Univ Voice of AW 7-20, 2008 260 58 Essay: A Child of One’s Own 1980 260 59 Essay: Dream of a Nation 2011 260 60 Essay: Million Man March 1995 260 61 Essay: My Daughter Smokes 260 62 Essay: My Face to the Sun 1989 260 63 Essay: On Seeing Red 261 1 Essay: Songs, Flowers, Swords 261 2 Essay: This That I Offer to You 1992 261 3 Essay: You Have All Seen 1996 261 4 Essay: Zora Neale Hurston 1990 261 5 Essence Essays Mother/Daughter 261 6 Fan Mail 261 7 Fan Mail 261 8 Federation So. Culture Aug 19, 2010 261 9 Female Genital Mutilation Research 261 10 FGM: Social Action 261 11 FGM: Research 261 12 FGM: Miscellaneous 261 13 FGM: Press 261 14 Fertile Ground Environ Inst, Nov 23, 2014

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261 15 Fertile Ground Inst, Mar 17, 2014 261 16 Fierce Light Film, Interview with Velcro Ripper, May 4, 2007 261 17 Film Narration Sept 26, 2011 261 18 Flordemayo 261 19 Foreign Press 261 20 Free Library of Philadelphia, May 29, 2013 261 21 Gathering Blossoms Under Fire Proposal 261 22 Gaza Trip 2011 261 23 Gaza Trip Apr 13-21, 2011 261 24 Gaza Trip March 2009 261 25 Georgia – Re-burial of Grandmother Sallie, May 25-27, 2007 261 26 Georgia State Univ Apr 8, 2010 261 27 Georgia Writers Museum Sept 21, 2015 261 28 George Mason University Sept 27, 2012 261 29 Global Exchange Award June 2, 2007 261 30 Global Exchange Humanitarian Award, May 31, 2007 261 31 Greece Trip July 2011 261 32 Harris, Melanie 261 33 Harvard Law School, October 2007 261 34 Hays Festival Colombia 261 35 Heifer 2008, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, India Trip 261 36 Howe, Fanny 261 37 Howe, Fanny 261 38 Huston 75th Anniv Mar 28, 2012 261 39 ILSTN Nuevo Leon, MX Nov 29, 2012 261 40 In Search Mothers’ Gardens 1973 261 41 India Trip Dec 10-Jan 2, 2009 261 42 International Museum of Women Nov 14, 2007 261 43 International Museum of Women November 14, 2007 261 44 Int’l Reading Association May 8, 2008 261 45 Interview: Beauty in Truth 261 46 Interview: Democr Now 4-13, 2010 261 47 Interview: Diane Molberg 5-6-1981 261 48 Interview: UK Guardian Dec 15 2006 261 49 Interview The Guardian Dec 14, 2006 261 50 Interview: Amy Goodman 9-28-12 261 51 Interview: Cuban Five 2007-08 261 52 Interview: Heifer Internatn 2007 261 53 Interview: Tillie Olson Film 2005

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261 54 Intro: Audre Lorde Reader 9-1995 261 55 Intro Libr African Cinema 1995 OP12 2 Israel/Palestine 261 56 Jones, Quincy 261 57 Jones, Quincy 261 58 Jordan, June 261 59 June Jordan Poetry Awards, 2006 261 60 June Jordan Poetry Awards, May 18, 2007 261 61 KPFA Peace Awards Sept 16, 2007 261 62 Korea Trip 261 63 La Pena: Cuban Five, August 6, 2009 261 64 LBJ Legacy Awards, July 2, 2014 261 65 LBJ Legacy Awards, July 2, 2014 262 1 Learning to Dance: Preface Sept 2010 262 2 Letter: My Father’s Vote 2007 262 3 Leventhal, Mel 262 4 Life in Books-Guardian UK, March 2007 262 5 Literary Support 1986-1999 262 6 Literary Support: 2000-2003 262 7 Literary Support 2004-2011 262 8 Maryam Loewen 262 9 Lopate Interview, November 28 2007 262 10 Lynd, Staughton 262 11 McCloud, Shiloh Cards 2007 262 12 Madame President Film-Konda Mason Interview with Alice, April 2007 262 13 Mahmoud Darwish Award, Mar 13 2016 262 14 Manuscript: The Best of Times 262 15 Manuscript: Lest We Forget 262 16 Manuscript: My Young Husband 262 17 Margaret Okari Childrens Foundation 262 18 Medina, Kate 262 19 Merrill, Charles 262 20 Merrill, Charles 262 21 MOAD Event, March 13 2008 262 22 Mosaic Multicultural fdn Oct 10, 2011 262 23 MS Magazine 262 24 NIA Keynote Address, November 17, 2008 262 25 NCIBA Key Note, October 7, 2007 262 26 Narration: Doc Film Sep 26, 2011

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262 27 National Black Arts Jul 20, 2008 262 28 Natn Black Arts Festival July 20, 2008 262 29 The New Press 262 30 New York City, May 20-25, 2007 262 31 NYC Dinner at Soho Grand November 28, 2007 262 32 No. Calid Book Awards Apr 13, 2008 262 33 Obama, Barrack OP12 3 Obama, Barrack 262 34 Obama Support : Essence Sept. 2007 262 35 Olson, Tillie Documentary 262 36 Omega Institute Women and Power 2003 262 37 Overcoming Speechlessness 262 38 PBS Interview with Marsha Norman, Cleveland Dec 5 and 6, 2007 262 39 Palestine Festival Apr 15-20, 2011 262 40 Parmer, Pratibha 262 41 Pratibha Parmar Film Mar-Apr 1993 262 42 Parmar, Pratibha 262 43 Peace Action 2007 262 44 Photo: Alice and Chimp 262 45 Poetry 263 1 Poetry Readings 263 2 Political Support 263 3 Political Support 1999-2002 263 4 Political Support 2003 263 5 Political Support 2004 263 6 Political Support 2005 263 7 Powell’s Books Portland September 25 2007 263 8 Presbyterian Church Oct 5 2011 263 9 Presbyterian Church Mar 17 2014 263 10 Proposal: Only Reason to Go to War 263 11 Publishers Art/Design 263 12 River Laptop 263 13 Riz Khan Al Jazeera interview October 15, 2007 263 14 Robbin Island 263 15 Romero Award June 12, 2007 263 16 Rubin Museum Art Nov 8 2010 263 17 Russell Tribunal 2011-2012 263 18 Russell Tribunal 2012 263 19 Sacred Union Ceremony, Alice Mu, Marley Mu, and Surprise Mu, June 30, 2007

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263 20 Sadie Nash Leadership Project 263 21 San Francisco Main Library Nov 29 2008 263 22 Scott Sanders 263 23 Sanders, Scott 263 24 Santa Monica Public Library Sept 29, 2007 263 25 Sarah Lawrence College 263 26 Seattle Poetry Garden May 2007 263 27 Secret of Joy: Aminata Diop 263 28 Secret of Joy: Correspondence 263 29 Secret of Joy: Fan Mail 263 30 Secret of Joy: Film 263 31 Secret of Joy: Interviews 263 32 Secret of Joy: Interview Kate Muir 263 33 Secret of Joy: Paperback 263 34 Secret of Joy: Publicity 263 35 Seventeen Op Ed Dec 2007 263 36 Shambhala Sun Interview and Photos, April 2007 263 37 Skyline High School Sept 2007 263 38 Skyline High School Sept 14, 2007 263 39 Photographs: A. Smith 263 40 Sojourners Interview, February 12 2007 263 41 Solar Living Institute 263 42 South Africa Artists: Host Comm 263 43 Southwestern University, March 5, 2007 263 44 Spelman College 263 45 Spirit Rock Poetry and Meditation Workshop for People of Color 263 46 Stage Request: Horses Make Lndsc 263 47 Street Legal Cinema July, 2010 263 48 Steinem, Gloria 263 49 Steve Biko Sept 7-9 2010 263 50 Steve Biko Fdn Sept 7 2010 263 51 SUNY Stony Brook Nov 6, 2006 263 52 TCP 2007 SF Essay Winner Michael Tubbs 263 53 Texas Christian Univ Apr, 2011 263 54 Texas Christian Univ Apr 29, 2011 263 55 Thanksgiving 2007 263 56 This Side of Glory, David Hillard: Rev 263 57 University Bookstore Reading, Why War: WATOS Nov 12, 2007 263 58 Univ. Georgia Benefit Oct, 2010

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263 59 Univ. Georgia Oct 14, 2015 263 60 Univ. Michigan Nov 5, 2014 263 61 University of Michigan Nov 5, 2014 264 1 Univ. Mississippi Apr 19, 1994 264 2 University of North Carolina July 2, 2014 264 3 University of Utah April 20-21, 2016 264 4 Walker Family 264 5 Alice Walker Handwritten Notes 264 6 Notes and Research Handwritten 264 7 Alice Walker: Words Wisdom 2010 264 8 Miscellaneous 264 9 Miscellaneous: Personal 264 10 AW Critique of William Styron 264 11 Walker, Sallie Montgomery May 26 07 264 12 Mary Walsh 264 13 Weil, Wendy 264 14 White, Evelyn 264 15 White, Evelyn 264 16 Walker Wisdom Weekend Cancelled, June 2007 264 17 Wisdom Weekend with Zelie, Ariskia, and Maria Elena, June 22-24 2007 264 18 Why War? Tour info for Alice 264 19 Why War Is Never A Good Idea Fall Book Tour 2007 264 20 Why War Is Never A Good Idea CD Image Presentation, 2007 264 21 Why War is Never A Good Idea, interviews, May and June 2007 264 22 Womanist Definition 1990 264 23 Women of Tibet Documentary Rosemary/Frame of Mind Films 2008 264 24 Women for Women Gala Peace Award November 29, 2007 264 25 Yoko Ono Peace Tower Oct 9, 2006 264 26 Zimbabwe 264 27 Howard and Roslyn Zinn

76 Alice Walker papers, circa 1930-2010 Manuscript Collection No. 1061 Series 4 Publishing files, 1966-2012 Box 104 - Box 143, 250-251

Scope and Content Note The publishing files contain material primarily collected and organized by Walker's personal secretaries pertaining to personal appearances by Walker and the business of publishing. The appearance files contain correspondence, itineraries, schedules, receipts, programs, and other material relating to Walker's teaching appointments, readings, personal travel, and other appearances. The business files document the financial and legal aspects of publishing and contain contracts, agreements, royalty statements, and permission files. Publishing files can also be found in Born digital materials (Series 13).

Arrangement Note Organized into two subseries: (4.1) Appearance files and (4.2) Business files.

Restrictions on Access The business files (Subseries 4.2) are closed during Alice Walker's lifetime or until October 1, 2027, whichever is later.

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Scope and Content Note The subseries contains files that document various appearances by Alice Walker from 1968-2012. Although not complete, this subseries documents Walker's travel, personal engagements and interests, and public appearances at colleges, awards ceremonies, and rallies. The appearance files contain correspondence, travel itineraries, contracts, receipts, and some programs and fliers relating to individual appearances. Some files concern Walker's teaching appointments and her personal travel. These files, created mostly by Walker's personal secretaries, also include invitations never accepted and cancelled appearances. This subseries also contains daily schedules for Alice Walker from 1995-2007.

Arrangement Note Arranged in chronological order.

Events Box Folder Content 104 1 Antioch College, Antioch, Ohio, April, [?] 104 2 Bread Loaf Writer's Conference, Middlebury College, 1966 104 3 Friends of the Children of Mississippi, teaching appointment, August 1968 104 4 Tougaloo College, teaching appointment, September 1968 104 5 Third Life of Grange Copland promotion tour, July 30-August 4, [1970] 104 6 Boston and New York publicity tour, January 23-26, 1973 104 7 YWHA Poetry Center, New York, March 11, 1974 104 8 Sarah Lawrence College, Bronxville, New York, March 13, 1974 104 9 Rosenthal Foundation Award, American Academy of Arts and Letters, New York, May 22, 1974 104 10 Richmond College, Staten Island, New York, December 9, 1975 104 11 Yale University residency, New Haven Connecticut, 1977 104 12 Folger Shakespeare Library, Washington, DC, [1977] 104 13 Jefferson Community College, Watertown, New York, March 7-11, 1977 104 14 Fine Arts Festival, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, March 22-23, 1977 104 15 San Diego State University, San Diego, California, April 5, 1978 104 16 Seattle Arts Festival, Bumbershoot '78, Seattle Washington, September 3, 1978 104 17 Women's Writers Center, Cazenovia College, New York, April 2-6, 1979 104 18 Women Writers at Work, University of California, Berkeley, California, October 27, 1979 104 19 Women's Symposium, University of Oregon, Eugene Oregon, May 20, 1982 104 20 Celebration of The Color Purple, Berkeley, California, June 27, 1982 104 21 American Women Writers Tour to China, June 1-21, 1983

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104 22 Learning from Performers, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1984 104 23 "Alice Walker: Visions of the Spirit" documentary, 1984 104 24 National Writers Union conference, New York, October 12-14, 1984 104 25 Kaleidoscope, BBC, May 9, 1985 104 26 University of California Anti-Apartheid demonstration, July 11, 1985 104 27 CBS, New York, October 10, 1985 104 28 Bishop Tutu Benefit Project, November 1, 1985 104 29 Women in Film Crystal Awards luncheon, Los Angeles, California, 1986 104 30 48th International PEN Congress, New York, January 12-18, 1986 104 31 Earl Lecture Series, Pacific School of Religion, Berkeley, California, January 30, 1986 104 32 Helen Caldicott Leadership Award, Women's Action for Nuclear Disarmament, Boston, Massachusetts, May 11, 1986 104 33 92nd Street Y Poetry Center, New York, May 12, 1986 104 34 Kazuko Kawachi interview, September 1986 104 35 Celebration of Winnie Mandela, City Arts & Lectures, San Francisco, September 19, 1986 104 36 Portland Arts and Lectures Series, Portland, Oregon, October 7, 1986 104 37 "Alice Walker and The Color Purple" BBC documentary, October 20, 1986 104 38 AW Satellite Broadcast, November 5, 1986 104 39 Benefit for Medical Aid to Central America, CHRICA, Berkeley, California, May 1987 104 40 Urban School Commencement, June 6, 1987 104 41 Neighbor to Neighbor Archbishop Romero Peace Awards, San Francisco, June 19, 1987 104 42 Sisterfire '87, Upper Marlboro, Maryland, June 27-28, 1987 104 43 Nicaragua International Book Fair, July 20-26, 1987 104 44 "Vision of the Spirit" premiere, San Francisco, California, April 20, 1988 104 45 Miami Book Fair International, 1989 104 46 Reading in Support of Salman Rushdie, San Francisco, 1989 104 47 South Africa tour, January 1989 104 48 Temple of My Familiar book tour, April-May 1989 104 49 University of California School of Social Welfare graduation, May 13, 1989 104 50 National Alliance for Animals Education Fund, Washington, DC, June 10, 1989 104 51 Operation Contact Talent Show, San Francisco, July 1989 104 52 Temple of My Familiar UK book tour, September 1989 104 53 Salt of the Earth Books, Albuquerque, New Mexico, September 1-4, 1989 104 54 Observer interview, September 7, 1989 105 1 San Diego Union interview, September 13, 1989 105 2 England/Ireland promotional tour, September 14-October 2, 1989

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105 3 Guadalupe Cultural Arts Festival, San Antonio, Texas, October 13-16, 1989 105 4 Nora Astorga Leadership Awards, MADRE, New York, October 30, 1989 105 5 Temple University, October 31, 1989 105 6 Dick Cavett Show, November 1, 1989 105 7 Miami Book Fair, Miami, Florida, November 15, 1989 105 8 Marcus Book Store, Oakland, California, December 16, 1989 105 9 Zora Neale Hurston Festival of the Arts, Eatonville, Florida, January 25-28, 1990 105 10 International Book Fair, Havana, Cuba, February 6-12, 1990 105 11 Winston-Salem Delta Fine Arts Workshop, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, March 15, 1990 105 12 Hue Man Bookstore, Denver, Colorado, April 7, 1990 105 13 John Adams Institute, Amsterdam, Netherlands, May 1990 105 14 Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, May 8, 1990 105 15 Prime Time Live interviews, Atlanta, Georgia, August-October 1990 105 16 Maryam Lowen and Winson Hudson visit, San Francisco, August 26-September 2, 1990 105 17 Housewarming for Alice Walker, September 1, 1990 105 18 Sally Morgan visit, San Francisco, September 6, 1990 105 19 Omega Boys and Girls Club, San Francisco September 20, 1990 105 20 PEN Freedom to Write Award, Los Angeles, California, September 23, 1990 105 21 Pratibha Parmar interview, September 29, 1990 105 22 Belvie Rook's birthday party, November, [1990?] 105 23 Swiss Italian television interview, November 13, 1990 105 24 "Headliners," KRON, 1991 105 25 South Africa, 1991 105 26 Mother Courage Peace Tour, San Francisco, March 1, 1991 105 27 Her Blue Body Everything We Know book tour, March-June 1991 105 28 Walker Theater, Indianapolis, Indiana, April 6-8, 1991 105 29 Roots & Wings, Montgomery, Alabama, April 18, 1991 105 30 Swedish National Radio interview, June 14, 1991 105 31 Second Annual Fiesta, Navarro, California, August 24, 1991 105 32 Rubin-Cooke lecture, Yale University, October 3, 1991 105 33 Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies, City University of New York, October 4, 1991 105 34 K-TV interview, New York, October 5, 1991 105 35 92nd Street Y Poetry Center, New York, October 7, 1991 105 36 Finding the Green Stone book party, October 29, 1991 106 1 Southbank Show documentary, 1992 106 2 Warrior Marks tour, 1992 106 3 Ebony interview, February 4, 1992

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106 4 Australia/New Zealand, February-March 1992 106 5 Adelaide Writers Week Festival, Adelaide, Australia March 1-6, 1992 106 6 Tokyo University, Japan, March 1992 106 7 Bali, March 1992 106 8 New Zealand Writers' Week, Wellington, New Zealand, March 11-15, 1992 106 9 Unified Against Genocide, Berkeley, California, April 23, 1992 106 10 Women Making History Award lunch, April 24, 1992 106 11 Radcliffe College Alumnae Association Medal, Cambridge, Massachusetts, June 1992 106 12 Possessing the Secret of Joy, national tour, June-July 1992 106 13 Transafrica Awards, June 6, 1992 106 14 Third Annual Celebration of the Goodness of Life, Navarro, California, August 29, 1992 106 15 Weekly Mail Book Week, Johannesburg, South Africa, September 1992 106 16 Possessing the Secret of Joy, London tour, October 1992 106 17 Meeting with Aminata Diop, London, October 17, 1992 106 18 Amsterdam book tour, October 22, 25, 1992 106 19 Global Exchange trip to Cuba, October 24-November 1, 1992 106 20 Interview with Roland Freeman, December 6, 1992 107 1 Maryland Public Television, 1993 107 2 California Afro-American Museum, January 8-9, 1993 107 3 Amnesty International interview, January 20, 1993 107 4 Quest/Grace Cathedral, San Francisco, January 23, 1993 107 5 FESPACO Festival, Burkina Faso, February 1993 107 6 Warrior Marks filming, Senegal and Gambia, February 1993 107 7 University of California, April 7, 1993 107 8 Distinguished Black Women Award, Black Women in Sisterhood for Action, April 9, 1993 107 9 Peace for Cuba, Cuba, May 3-11, 1993 107 10 Ford Hall Forum, Boston, Massachusetts, May 25, 1993 107 11 National Education Association conference, San Francisco, June 29, 1993 107 12 Nelson Mandela dinner, Sony Pictures Studios, Culver City, California, July 9, 1993 107 13 Fourth Annual Celebration of the Goodness of Life, Navarro, California, August 28, 1993 107 14 Warrior Marks European Tour, October 1993 107 15 Warrior Marks National Tour, October-November 1993 [1 of 2] 107 16 Warrior Marks National Tour, October-November 1993 [2 of 2] 107 17 Vanguard Public Foundation, San Francisco, November 20, 1993 107 18 Sweet Honey in the Rock, Oakland, California, January 30, 1994

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107 19 Warrior Marks screening, Grand Lake Theater, Oakland, CA, February 24, 1994 107 20 Governor's Award for the Arts, Beverly Hills, California, March 25, 1994 108 1 AW 50th Birthday Party, April 9, 1994 108 2 Whittier College, Whittier, California, April 13, 1994 108 3 Memphis/Mississippi book tour, April 17-21, 1994 108 4 Meristem Bookstore, Memphis, Tennessee, April 18, 1994 108 5 Sex, Intimacy and Culture Symposium, Berkeley, California, May 15, 1994 108 6 Third International Symposium on Circumcision, University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland, May 22-25, 1994 108 7 ACLU Torch of Liberty Awards, Beverly Hills, California, June 2, 1994 108 8 Kyle, South Dakota Pow Wow, August 11-14, 1994 108 9 Color Purple South Africa premiere, September 29-October 16, 1994 108 10 Media Alliance Meritorious Achievement Award, San Francisco, October 28, 1994 108 11 Cuba, 1995-1998 108 12 Woman of the Year Award, 1995 108 13 University of California, Berkeley residency, 1995 108 14 CBC radio interview, March 1, 1995 108 15 Harvard Westlake School, Los Angeles, California, March 2, 1995 108 16 "Everybody Reads," San Francisco Educational Services, April 13, 1995 108 17 Auburn Annual Lectures, Auburn Theological Seminary, New York, April 25, 1995 108 18 Nikkei newspaper interview, April 26, 1995 108 19 AW & Anna Deavere Smith, 92nd Street Y, New York, April 27, 1995 108 20 Spelman College Commencement, May 22, 1995 108 21 Susan Mitchell interview, June 1, 1995 108 22 Sarah Lawrence College Alumnae Weekend, June 2, 1995 108 23 Mendocino High School graduation, Mendocino, California, June 9, 1995 108 24 Sounds True interview with Tami Simon, June 10, 1995 108 25 World Media Network interview, August 7, 1995 108 26 US/Cuba Medical Project, September 20-24, 1995 108 27 Spelman College residency, October 2-6, 1995 108 28 National Black Writers conference, Chicago State University, Chicago, Illinois, October 21, 1995 108 29 Voters for Choice fundraiser, San Francisco, October 24, 1995 109 1 Out-In-Africa Film Festival, November 1995 109 2 Global Exchange Cuba Friendship Dinner, San Francisco, November 12, 1995 109 3 International Film Festival, Havana, Cuba, December 13-19, 1995 109 4 Berkeley Public Library, Berkeley, California, December 29, 1995 109 5 The Same River Twice tour, January-February 1996

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109 6 Stanford University, January 16, 1996 109 7 City Arts & Lectures, San Francisco, January 17, 1996 109 8 Pepperdine University, January 24, 1996 109 9 New Mexico State University, March 22, 1996 109 10 Sweetbriar College, Lynchburg, Virginia, March 26, 1996 109 11 University of Tennessee, March 27, 1996 109 12 African-American Women on Tour, Oakland, California, March 30, 1996 109 13 Amnesty International Ghana trip, FGM Awareness Week, April 4-16, 1996 109 14 Same River Twice publicity schedule, May-October 1996 109 15 New Dimensions radio interview, May 2, 1996 109 16 Dogwood Festival, Dowagiac, Michigan, May 17, 1996 109 17 African-American Women on Tour, Austin, Texas, May 19, 1996 109 18 Womanist Practice retreat, Mendocino, California, July 1996 109 19 Estela Bravo, K-Video interview, Fidel Castro Documentary film, September 3, 1996 109 20 Lehigh University, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, September 11, 1996 109 21 US Cuba Medical Project Benefit Dinner, New York, September 12, 1996 109 22 Jimmy Two Bears, Addington, Ohio Native American burial grounds touring, AW/Gloria/Deborah, September 17, 1996 109 23 Equal Justice interview, October 11, 1996 109 24 Honor the Earth CD Release Party, Shangri-La Studios, Malibu, California, October 17, 1996 109 25 Shambhala Sun cover story interview with Sharon Salzburg and Melvin McCloud, October 22, 1996 110 1 University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, October 29, 1996 110 2 Curt Richter photo shoot - A Portrait of Southern Writers, October 29, 1996 110 3 San Francisco Bay Area Book Festival, November 7, 1996 110 4 Trinity College, Burlington, Vermont, November 25, 1996 110 5 Common Boundary interview, November 29, 1996 110 6 International Peace University, Berlin, Germany, January 1997 110 7 University of California, Davis, January 31, 1997 110 8 National Black Lesbian and Gay Conference, Long Beach, California, February 14-15, 1997 110 9 New Letters on the Air, PBS Radio, Angela Elam, February 24, 1997 110 10 University of Southern California Women's Student Assembly, Los Angeles, California, February 25, 1997 110 11 Occidental College, Los Angeles, California, February 25, 1997 110 12 International Women's Day, Fort Bragg, California, March 8, 1997 110 13 CBS Sunday Morning Interview, March 17, 1997

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110 14 Three Rivers Literary Festival / Mumia Al-Jamal visit, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, March 24, 1997 110 15 Anything We Love Can be Saved west coast tour, April-May 1997 110 16 Denver Public Library, April 17, 1997 110 17 American Humanist Association, Denver, Colorado, April 18, 1997 110 18 Jim Pepe/Irene Marie meeting, New York, April 20, 1997 110 19 92nd Street Y, AW and Gloria Steinem in conversation, April 20, 1997 110 20 Learning Alliance, New York, April 21, 1997 110 21 Parker Institute Center for Spirituality, New Orleans, Louisiana, April 24, 1997 110 22 National Black Women's Health Project, Washington, DC, April 28, 1997 110 23 Pine Street Inn, Boston, Massachusetts, April 29, 1997 110 24 Anything We Love Can be Saved book tour, May-October 1997 111 1 Hightower Radio interview, May 1997 111 2 KFPA Benefit Reading, Martin Luther King, Jr. High, Berkeley, California, May 10, 1997 111 3 University of California Women's Research Center, San Francisco, May 12, 1997 111 4 Red and Black Books / Elliot Bay Books, Seattle, Washington, May 15, 1997 111 5 Alice Walker Literary Society charter ceremony, Atlanta, Georgia, May 17, 1997 111 6 Agnes Scott College commencement, Decatur, Georgia, May 17, 1997 111 7 Mumia Abu-Jamal benefit, University of Pittsburgh, May 28, 1997 111 8 Rosie O'Donnell Show, May 29, 1997 111 9 MS Foundation 25th Anniversary, New York, May 29, 1997 111 10 Grand Canyon River Run trip, June-July 1997 111 11 New Dimensions radio taping, June 2, 1997 111 12 Peacemaking: The Power of Non-Violence conference, Civic Auditorium, San Francisco, June 8-11, 1997 111 13 Tell about the South film interview, August 1997 111 14 KZYX Benefit, Philo Grange Hall, Philo, California, August 15, 1997 111 15 Mumia Abu-Jamal benefit rally, Mission High School, San Francisco, California, August 16, 1997 111 16 Graduate Theological Seminary Convocation, Berkeley, California, September 17, 1997 111 17 Body & Soul conference, Boston, Massachusetts, September 21-22, 1997 111 18 Miami University of Ohio, Oxford, Ohio, September 30, 1997 111 19 Drum Camp, Mother River Spirit, Sausalito, California, October 3-5, 1997 111 20 Sesame Street, Children's Television Workshop, New York, October 22, 1997 111 21 Auburn Theological Seminary, New York, October 23, 1997 111 22 Milenio Interview, Globo International, New York, October 23, 1997 111 23 Tubman African-American Museum, 1997 Shelia Award, Macon, Georgia, October 24, 1997

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112 1 Writing the Rural Conference, Brewton Parker College, Mt. Vernon, Georgia, October 25, 1997 112 2 Rocky Mountain Book Festival, Denver, Colorado, November 1, 1997 112 3 Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas, November 2-3, 1997 112 4 Cuba visit with Margaret Randall, November 15-25, 1997 112 5 North Coast Express Vol. 6, No. 1, Reconnecting with your True Self, December 1997-January 1998 112 6 Spirit of Harlem Renaissance film interview, 1998 112 7 Rockin' the Boat: Australian Radio Narration, Berkeley, California, KFPA Studios, January 5, 1998 112 8 Malone Show, San Jose Public Television, February 1998 112 9 Entheobotany Seminar, Uxmal, Yucatan, January 21-30, 1998 112 10 Alice Walker birthday party, February 9, 1998 112 11 Studs Terkel / Howard Zinn in conversation: AW welcome, Berkeley, California, February 14, 1998 112 12 Prevent Blindness America, Chicago office visit, February 26, 1998 112 13 Northeastern Illinois University, Chicago, February 27, 1998 112 14 Brugh Joy Dreamtime Conference, Haena-Hanalei, Kauai, March 1-11, 1998 112 15 University of Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii, March 11, 1998 112 16 Dialogues with Cuba, Berkeley, California, March 19, 1998 112 17 Amnesty International general meeting, San Francisco, March 21, 1998 112 18 Ambassador in the Arts Award, Center for Poets and Writers, Rogers University, Tulsa, March 28, 1998 112 19 Michigan State University, Lansing, Michigan, March 31, 1998 112 20 San Francisco Library Foundation Laureates' Dinner, April 3, 1998 112 21 University of Creation Spirituality, Oakland, California, April 5, 1998 112 22 Women's Press UK Tour, April 22-May 2, 1998 112 23 To Hell with Dying book party, San Francisco, May 14, 1998 112 24 By the Light of My Father's Smile national tour, September-October 1998 112 25 Alice Walker and Pema Chodron, San Francisco, California, September 14, 1998 112 26 Marin Speakers Series, California, December 1-3, 1998 113 1 Ocean View Library, San Francisco, 1999 113 2 KPFA tribute to June Jordan, Berkeley, California, February 20, 1999 113 3 Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, San Francisco, March 6, 1999 113 4 University of Charleston, Charleston, West Virginia, March 24, 1999 113 5 Los Angeles Book Festival, Los Angeles, California, April 24, 1999 113 6 University of Missouri Library Association, Kansas City, Missouri, A 113 7 Haskell Indian Nations University, Lawrence, Kansas, April 30, 1999 113 8 Today's Life Choices documentary interview, July 9, 1999

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113 9 40th Anniversary of the Cuban Revolution celebration, Cuba, July 26, 1999 113 10 German public television interview, August 7, 1999 113 11 Psychoactive Creativity conference, Kailua Kona, Hawaii, September 12-17, 1999 113 12 Great American Book Festival, Kansas City, Kansas, September 18, 1999 113 13 Women's Yoga Retreat, Harbin Hot Springs, California, September 21-30, 1999 113 14 Vipassana Retreat for People of Color, Spirit Rock Meditation Center, Woodacre, California, September 22-29, 1999 113 15 Millennium Peace Prize for Women selection committee, 2000 113 16 Careyes, Mexico, December 17-January 6, 2000 113 17 KPFA documentary, February 4, 2000 113 18 Women's Building Banquet, San Francisco, March 3, 2000 113 19 Ayahuasca Conference, San Francisco, March 17-19, 2000 113 20 Art of Dying III Conference, New York, March 24-26, 2000 113 21 California Public School Teachers public service announcement, April 7, 2000 113 22 University of Buffalo, New York, April 26, 2000 113 23 Nazareth College, Rochester, New York, April 27, 2000 113 24 Women's Fund of Western Massachusetts, Springfield, Massachusetts, April 28, 2000 113 25 Shaman Study, Lima, Peru, May 2-19, 2000 113 26 East Bay Church of Religious Science, Oakland, California, June 24, 2000 113 27 Activists of Color Meditation Retreat, New Mexico, June 28-July 6, 2000 113 28 Maria Elena Cairo Workshop, July 28-30, 2000 113 29 Community of Mindful Living, Oakland, California, September 2, 2000 113 30 Architects of Peace photo shoot, October 2000 113 31 The Way Forward is with a Broken Heart book tour, October 2000 113 32 North Suburban Library Foundation, Chicago, Illinois, October 10, 2000 113 33 Bioneers conference, Marin, California, October 20, 2000 113 34 California Institute of Integral Studies, San Francisco, November 3, 2000 114 1 Zen Hospice project, San Francisco, November 5, 2000 114 2 Legal Services for Children fundraiser, San Francisco, November 8, 2000 114 3 Midwives Alliance of North America, Clearwater Beach, Florida, November 10-12, 2000 114 4 San Francisco Book Festival benefit, November 13, 2000 114 5 Mexican Museum Gala, San Francisco, November 17, 2000 114 6 Howard Zinn documentary, December 14, 2000 114 7 Georgia Hall of Fame, 2001 114 8 Lifetime Productions, "Intimate Portraits-Rosa Parks," January 2001 114 9 Dublin Women's Prison, Dublin, California, January 22, 2001

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114 10 World Court of Women against War, for Peace, Cape Town, South Africa, March 6-9, 2001 114 11 BBC-TV interview, March 27, 2001 114 12 Tamalpais High School, Mill Valley, California, April 4, 2001 114 13 National Library Week, Oakland, California, April 5, 2001 114 14 Zen Hospice Project, San Francisco, April 6, 2001 114 15 Intersection reading, San Francisco, April 10, 2001 114 16 Bob Moses host committee, Berkeley, California, April 11-15, 2001 114 17 Spirit Rock Meditation Center, Woodacre, California, April 15, 2001 114 18 Whoopi Goldberg documentary interview, April 16, 2001 114 19 Millersville University, Millersville, Pennsylvania, April 19, 2001 114 20 College of St. Catherine, St. Paul, Minnesota, April 24, 2001 114 21 Billie Holiday documentary, BBC, May 2001 114 22 Center for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Art & Culture, June 1, 2001 114 23 BET interview, June 28, 2001 114 24 University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, October 5, 2001 114 25 Hawaiian Cleansing Program, October 10-20, 2001 114 26 Nairopa Institute, Boulder, Colorado, October 13-15, 2001 114 27 Arcadia Women's Clinic, Seattle, Washington, October 25, 2001 114 28 Interview with Christine Biancheria, December 2001 114 29 East Bay Church of Religious Science, Oakland, California, December 22, 2001 114 30 Arcadia Women's Clinic fundraiser, Seattle, Washington, 2002 114 31 World Congress Against Racism video, 2002 114 32 MLK Convocation, UC Santa Cruz, January 23, 2002 114 33 University of Kansas, January 31, 2002 114 34 Hicklebee's book signing, February 2, 2002 114 35 Free Tibet rally, San Francisco, March 10, 2002 114 36 BBC Two television interview, March 22, 2002 114 37 Berkeley Public Library opening, April 6, 2002 114 38 Huston Smith lecture, California Institute of Integral Studies, April 11, 2002 115 1 Isabelle Rouffineau interview, April 15, 2002 115 2 Anna Mae Pictou Awards, April 16, 2002 115 3 Mumia Abu-Jamal benefit rally, San Francisco, April 20, 2002 115 4 Black Issues Book Review interview, May 2002 115 5 Carpet of God documentary interview, May 18, 2002 115 6 California Institute of Integral Studies commencement, San Francisco, California, May 19, 2002 115 7 Spence School, New York, June 12, 2002 115 8 Women of Color Camp, June 20-23, 2002 115 9 Durban Race Conference video, July 20, 2002

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115 10 New Dimensions radio interview, July 22, 2002 115 11 Indigenous Women's Network, July 30, 2002 115 12 African-American Buddhist Conference, Spirit Rock Meditation Center, August 15-20, 2002 115 13 Working Assets Radio, September 9, 2002 115 14 City Arts Lectures, San Francisco, September 9, 2002 115 15 Oaxaca, Mexico, September 12-October 15, 2002 115 16 Women's Leaders Fundraiser, Oakland, California, October 27, 2002 115 17 Boadecia's Books benefit reading, Kensington, California, November 16, 2002 115 18 Color Purple musical production development, 2003-2004 115 19 Book tours, 2003-2004 115 20 International Conference for World Equilibrium, Havana, Cuba, January 27-29, 2003 115 21 Color Purple DVD release, February 2003 115 22 Darcy Brown interview, Diablo Magazine, February 6, 2003 115 23 Stop the War on Iraq Mass March Rally, San Francisco, February 16, 2003 115 24 Howard Zinn One Millionth Copy, People's History of the US, February 23, 2003 116 1 Code Pink International Women's Day, Washington, DC, March 7, 2003 116 2 Absolute Trust in the Goodness of the Earth, Random House National Tour, March 17-22, 2003 116 3 92nd Street Y Poetry Center, New York, March 19, 2003 116 4 Praises for the World CD launch, Oakland, March 22, 2003 116 5 Shueisha book tour, Tokyo, Japan, April 2003 [1 of 2] 116 6 Shueisha book tour, Tokyo, Japan, April 2003 [2 of 2] 116 7 John F. Kennedy University, Orinda, California, May 23, 2003 116 8 Mosaic Multicultural Foundation, San Francisco, May 24, 2003 116 9 Omega Institute Women & Power conference, Rhineback, New York, May 29- June 1, 2003 116 10 Boston Herald National Poetry Contest, Cambridge, Massachusetts, June 1, 2003 116 11 Film Screening of "Bringing Durban Home," San Francisco, June 6, 2003 116 12 Printers Row Book Fair, Chicago, June 7, 2003 117 1 Wu Tao Kuan Institute 30th Anniversary, Oakland, California, June 28, 2003 117 2 Women of Color Camp, Saratoga Springs, California, July 10, 2003 117 3 International Association of Black Yoga Teachers Summit & Retreat, Watsonville, California, August 1, 2003 117 4 "Martin Luther King: A Tribute," BBC Radio 4, August 25, 2003 117 5 Dalai Lama, University of San Francisco, September 5, 2003 117 6 Every Day Use film interview, Berkeley, California, September 6, 2003 117 7 Yale University Beinecke Library, New Haven, Connecticut, September 9, 2003

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117 8 Meena: Heroine of Afghanistan reading, Black Oak Books, Berkeley, California, September 11, 2003 117 9 Cancer as a Turning Point conference, San Rafael, California, September 14, 2003 117 10 The Learning Annex, San Francisco, September 16, 2003 117 11 East Bay Church of Religious Science, Oakland, California, September 21, 2003 117 12 FPFA Interview: Women, Spirit & Peace, Berkeley, California, September 22, 2003 117 13 Zora Neale Hurston conference, Barnard College, New York, October 1-3, 2003 117 14 Green Press photo shoot, Berkeley, California, October 16, 2003 117 15 Film screening of Ho'oku'ikahi, Oakland, California, October 19, 2003 117 16 Redwood Sequoia Congress benefit, Berkeley, California, October 25, 2003 117 17 Zainab Salti: Women for Women, Berkeley, California, November 9, 2003 117 18 Green Festival, San Francisco, November 8, 2003 118 1 Indigenous People's Thanksgiving Day Sunrise Service, Alcatraz Island, California, November 27, 2003 118 2 Brentwood School, Los Angeles, California, December 9, 2003 118 3 Dennis Kucinich Celebration of Light, San Francisco, December 15, 2003 118 4 Langston Hughes film interview with Bruce Schwartz, December 20, 2003 118 5 Guardo Hernandez prison visit, Victorville, California, 2004 118 6 Center for Spiritual Enlightenment, San Jose, California, January 30, 2004 118 7 Marija Gimbutao Film Premiere - CIIS, San Francisco, February 1, 2004 118 8 University of the Pacific, Stockton, California, February 5, 2004 118 9 Free Library of Philadelphia, February 11, 2004 118 10 Shippensburg University, Pennsylvania, February 12, 2004 118 11 Havana International Book Fair, Havana, Cuba, February 13, 2004 118 12 Lesbian Buddhist Sangha, Berkeley, California, February 24, 2004 118 13 Duke University Blackburn Literary Festival, Raleigh, North Carolina, March 1, 2004 118 14 Now is the Time to Open Your Heart Random Heart book tour, April-May 2004 [1 of 2] 119 1 Now is the Time to Open Your Heart Random Heart book tour, April-May 2004 [2 of 2] 119 2 NPR Interview, Vertamae Grosvenor, Oakland, California, April 8, 2004 119 3 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, April 13, 2004 119 4 North Carolina Literary Festival, Raleigh, North Carolina, April 15, 2004 119 5 Clark County Public Library, Springfield, Ohio, April 29, 2004 119 6 Burlington County College, Pemberton, New Jersey, April 30, 2004 119 7 Munhwa Saesang Iftopia Book Tour, Seoul and other cities, Korea, May-June 2004

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119 8 June Jordan Poetry Contest Awards, Oakland, California, May 21, 2004 119 9 Free the Cuban Five Public Forum, San Francisco, California, May 22, 2004 120 1 Jackson State University, Jackson, Mississippi, June 18, 2004 120 2 The Color Purple musical world premiere, Atlanta, Georgia, September 17, 2004 120 3 Walker / Montgomery cemetery visit, Eatonton, Georgia, September 19, 2004 120 4 Hawaiian Cleansing Program, Kealakekua Bay, Kona September 28-October 8, 2004 120 5 Harper Collins Children's Book meeting, New York, October 2, 2004 120 6 Organization of Women Writers of Africa, New York City, October 12, 2004 120 7 Global Women's Gathering, Phoenicia, New York, October 14-18, 2004 120 8 Enoch Pratt Free Library, Baltimore, Maryland, October 18, 2004 120 9 Dharma Color and Culture book launch, Hilda Baldoquin, San Francisco, California, November 6, 2004 120 10 Great Mother of Tibet film interview, Rosemary Radcliffe, Berkeley, California, November 9, 2004 120 11 The Guardian UK interview, Maya Jaggs, Berkeley, California, November 14, 2004 120 12 Canberra Times and Good Reading Magazine, phone interview by Ben Naparstak, November 22, 2004 120 13 World Meeting of Intellectuals and Artists on Defense of the Humankind, Caracas, Venezuela, December 5, 2004 120 14 Zora Neale Hurston 2005 Festival New York Nathiri interview, December 21, 2004 121 1 BBC World Book Club interview, 2005 121 2 Fordam University Politics and Arts Magazine, 2005 121 3 Corriere della Serra, 2005 121 4 University of Alabama, March 17, 2005 121 5 Lenoir-Rhyne College, March 18, 2005 121 6 Pennsylvania State University, State College, Pennsylvania, March 21, 2005 121 7 YWCA luncheon, Seattle, Washington, March 24, 2005 121 8 AW and Sue Hoya Sellas, April 2005 121 9 Oakland Spiritual Walkers, Oakland, California, April 2, 2005 121 10 Krishna Kaur and Eugene Fisher meeting, International Association of Black Yoga Teachers, April 3, 2005 121 11 Careyes, Venezuela, April 4-13, 2005 121 12 Spirit Rock retreat, Woodacre, California, April 14-17, 2005 121 13 Shari Carpenter meeting concerning The Light of My Father's Smile film, April 18, 2005 121 14 Interview for "A Heart in Action: Tillie Olsen," April 19, 2005 121 15 Alice Walker and Sue Hoy Sellars, Neighbors and Artists: An Evening of Conversation and Art, Mendocino, California, April 20, 2005

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121 16 Hale Tutu, Hawaii, May 1-19, 2005 121 17 Oprah Winfrey Bridge to Now Celebration, Santa Barbara, California, May 13-15, 2005 121 18 June Jordan Poetry Awards, May 20, 2005 121 19 Hale Tutu, Hawaii, June 1-30, 2005 121 20 M.A. Center Retreat, San Ramon, California, June 17-19, 2005 121 21 Hurricane Katrina Relief, Houston, Texas, September 9-12, 2005 121 22 Senegal and France, October 2005 122 1 Cheltenham Literary Festival, UK, October 8, 2005 122 2 Tavis Smiley Show, October 31, 2005 122 3 Alternative Radio interview, November 2005 122 4 The Color Purple musical Broadway premiere, November 29- December 3, 2005 122 5 Hedgebrook fellowship, Langley, Washington, 2006 122 6 National Endowment for the Arts Big Read interview, 2006 122 7 Women to Women International Journey to Rwanda, March-April 2006 122 8 Time of the Writer international writers festival, Durban, South Africa, March 14-April 10, 2006 122 9 Hampton University, Hampton, Virginia, March 21-24, 2006 122 10 Dateline interview, New York, April 19-21, 2006 122 11 Walker family reunion, Sapelo, Georgia, May 2-8, 2006 122 12 June Jordan Poetry Awards, Oakland, California, May 25, 2006 122 13 Women's Pilgrimage through the Southwest, June 2-10, 2006 122 14 Tony Awards, New York, June 10-14, 2006 122 15 Peace Camp, Mendocino, California, September 23-24, 2006 122 16 Color Purple musical educator event, October 18-20, 2006 122 17 Newsweek.com audio taping, October 26, 2006 122 18 North American Conference of Jungian Analysts and Candidates, San Francisco, California, October 27, 2006 122 19 ROMA Group MLK Memorial tea, October 30, 2006 122 20 California Coalition of Women Prisoners Fire Inside Celebration, November 5, 2006 123 1 KPFA Flashpoints interview, November 6, 2006 123 2 Howard Zinn and Arthur Arnove's "A People's History of the United States," November 9, 2006 123 3 "All My Relations: An Evening of Dancing and Celebration," Berkeley, California, November 10, 2006 123 4 Green Festival, San Francisco, November 12, 2006 123 5 We Are the Ones We Have Been Waiting For tiny tour, November 13-18, 2006 123 6 Kelly Takunda Orphan Project, November 23, 2006

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123 7 All My Relations celebration of gratitude, Aohkenaz, Berkeley, November 23, 2006 123 8 East Bay Church of Religious Science reading, November 26, 2006 123 9 Washington Post Radio live interview on the Sam Litzinger Show about We Are the Ones, November 29, 2006 123 10 We Are the Ones, interview on KGNU Boulder, November 29, 2006 123 11 Interview with Joyce Davis of Upscale Magazine, November 29, 2006 123 12 WATO's Kathleen Dunn Show in Wisconsin, November 29, 2006 123 13 San Francisco Public Library "Literature from the Axis of Evil," November 29, 2006 123 14 Fidel Castro Aniversario, Havana, Cuba, November 30, 2006 123 15 Induction into the California Hall of Fame, December 6, 2006 123 16 Interview with Troy Williams, producer on KCRL in Salt Lake City, December 7, 2006 123 17 Interview with Valerie Riess for belief.net, December 8, 2006 123 18 KPFA Morning Show, December 8, 2006 123 19 Air America Phoenix interview, December 9, 2006 123 20 Interview with host Michael Cuthbert for Radio Prime Time, December 11, 2006 123 21 Interview with Joe Donahue for "The Roundtable" on NPR, December 11, 2006 123 22 Interview with Michael Sammet for K2S, Santa Cruz, December 13, 2006 123 23 Hurston/Wright Legacy Award, Washington, DC, November 9, 2007 123 24 Preserve the Eatonville Community, Eatonville, Georgia, January 31, 2009 251 22 Lilly Rivlin Productions, Grace Paley: Collected Shirts, use of video, 2009 May 12 250 13 Fall for the Book Festival, George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia, September 27, 2012 123 25 Appearance requests, 1970-2001 123 26 Declined appearance requests, 1986 [1 of 2] 124 1 Declined appearance requests, 1986 [2 of 2] 124 2 Declined appearance requests, 1987 [1 of 3] 124 3 Declined appearance requests, 1987 [2 of 3] 124 4 Declined appearance requests, 1987 [3 of 3] 124 5 Declined appearance requests, 1990-2005 124 6 Various appearance contracts, 1973-2002 124 7 Honorariums, 1972-1991 34 Redacted original documents [Restricted]

Schedules 124 8 Alice Walker, undated 124 9 Alice Walker, 1972

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124 10 Alice Walker, 1995 124 11 Alice Walker, 1996 125 1 Alice Walker, 1997 125 2 Alice Walker, 1998 125 3 Alice Walker, 2001 125 4 Alice Walker, 2002 125 5 Alice Walker, January-May 2003 125 6 Alice Walker, June-September 2003 125 7 Alice Walker, October-December 2003 125 8 Alice Walker, January-May 2004 125 9 Alice Walker, June-September 2004 126 1 Alice Walker, October-December 2004 126 2 Alice Walker, 2005 126 3 Alice Walker, 2006 126 4 Alice Walker, 2007 126 5 Angela Y. Davis, November 16, 2003-January 2, 2004

93 Alice Walker papers, circa 1930-2010 Manuscript Collection No. 1061 Subseries 4.2 Business files, 1970-2007 Box 127 - Box 143

Scope and Content Note The business files contain material relating to the business of publishing. Materials, which range from 1970-2007, include contracts for Walker's books and essays, agreements concerning film rights and distribution, permissions granted to Walker for The Same River Twice and anthologies of her works, and permissions granted to others wishing to reprint portions of her writings. This series also includes royalty statements that document income received by Walker for her writing.

Arrangement Note Arranged by record type.

Restrictions on Access The business files are closed during Alice Walker's lifetime or until October 1, 2027, whichever is later.

94 Alice Walker papers, circa 1930-2010 Manuscript Collection No. 1061 Series 5 Printed material, 1961-2014 Box 144 - Box 170, 251; OP2, OP4-OP5, OP10

Scope and Content Note The printed material series contains material from magazines, newspapers and other published items collected by or relating to Alice Walker from 1963-2014. The series includes interviews and articles about Walker, articles and essays written by Walker, reviews and promotional material concerning Walker's books and appearances, and posters. This series also contains printed material collected by Alice Walker on various topics. Printed material can also be found in Born digital materials (Series 13).

Arrangement Note Organized into four subseries: (5.1) Printed material by Alice Walker, (5.2) Printed material about Alice Walker, (5.3) General printed material, and (5.4) Posters.

95 Alice Walker papers, circa 1930-2010 Manuscript Collection No. 1061 Subseries 5.1 Printed material by Alice Walker, 1963-2007 Box 144-152, 251; OP5

Scope and Content Note Printed material by Walker includes published articles, interviews, letters to the editor, poetry, short stories, and excerpts; and reviews from 1963-2007. Articles include short pieces in college newspapers and alumni magazines, articles written for Ms. Magazine (for which Walker was an editor), and various other publications from 1962-2006. Interviews, from 1972-2007 provide biographical information and in-depth explorations of Walker's poetry and novels. Letters to the editor record Walker's political views and dedication to various activist causes. Walker wrote a number of reviews of other books early in her career; this series includes reviews from 1970-1982. This series also contains reprints of Walker's poetry, short stories, and novel excerpts that appeared in numerous magazines such as Ms. Magazine, Reader's Digestb852p, and Essence.

Arrangement Note Arranged by record type; then in chronological order.

Articles Box Folder Content OP5 1 "World Youth Festival," Spelman Spotlight, October 1962, p. 4 144 1 "The Experience" in "The Negro College Dead End," Moderator, March 1966, p. 13-14 144 2 "The Civil Rights Movement: What Good Was It?" The American Scholar, Vol. 36, No. 4, Autumn 1967, p. 550-554 144 3 "The Civil Rights Movement: What Good Was It?" Sarah Lawrence Alumnae Magazine, Winter 1968, p. 7-10 [reprinted from The American Scholar, Vol. 36, No. 4, Autumn 1967] 144 4 "But Yet and Still the Cotton Gin Kept on Working" The Black Scholar, January- February 1970, p. 17-21 144 5 "The Black Writer and the Southern Experience," New South, Vol. 25, No. 4, Fall 1970, p. 23-26 144 6 "The Growing Strength of Coretta King," Redbook, September 1971, p. 96-97, 184 144 7 "The Unglamorous but Worthwhile Duties of the Black Revolutionary Artist," The Black Collegian, Vol. 2 No.1, September/October 1971, p. 5, 43-46 144 8 Convocation Talk 1972, Sarah Lawrence Alumnae Magazine, Summer 1972, p. 6-8 144 9 "Alice Walker Talks About Black Women," Encore, April 1973, p. 41 144 10 " View from Rosehill Cemetery: A Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King," SOUTH Today, July 1973, p.11

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144 11 "Ten Years After the March, A Look at Racism," The Commercial Appeal, August 26, 1973 144 12 "Eudora Welty: An Interview," The Harvard Advocate, No. 2/3, Winter 1973, p.68-72 144 13 "In Search of Our Mothers' Gardens," Radcliffe Quarterly, June 1974, "Alice Walker on Making The Color Purple, Holly Near, with Amy Banks, Vol. 60, No. 2, p. 2-6 144 14 "In Search of Zora Neale Hurston," Ms. Magazine, March 1975, p. 74-89 144 15 "Saving the Life that is Your Own," MLA speech, San Francisco November 11, 1975, Women's Center Reid Lectureship, 1976 144 16 "Beyond the Peacock," Ms. Magazine, December 1975, p.77-79, 102-106 144 17 "Lulls," Black Scholar, May 1976, p. 3-12 144 18 "Film: Black Sorority Bankrolls Action Flick," Ms. Magazine, June 1976, p.45 144 19 "Alice Walker," Ms. Magazine, October 1976, p. 66 144 20 "Lulls-A Native Daughter Returns to the Black South," Ms. Magazine, January 1977, p. 58-61, 89-90 144 21 "My Father's Country is the Poor," New York Times, March 21, 1977, p. 27 144 22 "Anaïs Nin: 1903-1977," Ms. Magazine, April 1977, p. 46 144 23 "Secrets of the New Cuba," Ms. Magazine, September 1977, p. 71-74, 96-99 144 24 "Embracing the Dark and the Light," Essence, July 1982, p. 67, 114-121 144 25 "'The Color Purple' Didn't Come Easy," San Francisco Chronicle Review, October 10, 1982, p. 1, 12 145 1 "Beauty: When the Other Dancer Is The Self," Ms. Magazine, May 1983, p. 70-72, 142-143 145 2 "On 1984," Literary Cavalcade, November 1983, p. 10-11 145 3 "When A Tree Falls," Ms. Magazine, January 1984, p. 48-55 145 4 "Longing to Be of Old Age," Ms. Magazine, January 1985, p. 53, 56 145 5 "Father: For What You Were," Essence, May 1985, p. 93-96 145 6 "Finding Celie's Voice," Ms. Magazine, December 1985, p. 71-72, 96 145 7 "Let Us Now Praise Unsung Writers," Mother Jones, January 1986, p. 27 145 8 "On Making The Color Purple," Sojourner, April 1986, p. 16-17 145 9 "Am I Blue?" Ms. Magazine, July 1986, p. 29-30 OP12 4 Interviews: “A Connection of Spirit,” Misha Berson, San Francisco Bay Guardian, September 17, 1986, p. 29-31 145 10 "In the Closet of the Soul," Ms. Magazine, November 1986, p. 32-35 145 11 "She Smiles Within My Smile," Sojourners, December 1986, p. 22 145 12 "Redemption Day," Mother Jones, December 1986, p. 43-45 145 13 "MOVE Massacre of 85," In These Times, December 17-23, 1986, p. 16, 14 145 14 "Slavery on Tobacco Road," In These Times, March 11-17, 1987, p. 24, 22 145 15 Spelman Messenger, Vol. 103, No. 2, Summer 1987, inside cover, p. 4-11, 26-27, 32

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145 16 "Georgia O'Keefe," Elle, November 1987, p. 128 145 17 "What Can the White Man..Say to the Black Woman?" The Nation, May 22, 1989, p. 691-692 145 18 "Turning Into Love," Callaloo, No. 41, Autumn 1989, p. 663-666 145 19 "Alice Walker Gives Commencement Address," Social Welfare, Fall 1989, p. 14 145 20 "Coral and Turquoise," News Statesman & Society, 15 September 1989, p. 12-13 145 21 "The Eighties and Me," Publishers Weekly, January 5, 1990, p. 21 145 22 "How Long Shall They Torture Our Mothers?" Ms. Magazine, May/June 1991, p. 22-25 145 23 "Right to Life," Conscience, Vol. 13, No. 2, Summer 1992, p. 26-27 145 24 "The Light That Shines On Me," Radcliffe Quarterly, September 1992, p. 4-5 145 25 "Introduction: Sweet Honey in the Rock-The Sound of Our Own Culture," We Who Believe in Freedom, 1993, p. 7-10 145 26 "fiel a sí misma," Granma, May 8, 1993, p. 9 145 27 "Treasure," "Walker Relents," Education Beat, April 8, 1994, front page, p. 4, 6 145 28 "Giving the Party," Ms. Magazine, May/June 1994, p. 22-25 146 1 "the two of us," Essence, May 1995, p. 172, 252-254 146 2 "Coming Home," USAir, June 1995, p. 96 146 3 "Listen to your 'inner twin'," USA Weekend, January 19-21, 1996 146 4 "The only reason you want to go to heaven..," On the Issues, Spring 1997, p. 16-23, 54-55 146 5 "Talking Stick," Utne Reader, March/April 1997, p. 39 146 6 "El racismo no es una ficción," Granma, November 22, 1997, p. 6 146 7 "My face to the light, Thoughts about Christmas," Chicago Tribune, 1998 146 8 "Looking For Zora," Attaché, July 1998, p. 86-91, profile p. 15 OP5 2 "The Glimpse of Life Beyond the Words: On Censorship and Freedom of Speech," Inside Borders, September 1998, p. 8-9 146 9 "Good Medicine for This World," Shambhala Sun, January 1999, p. 32-39, 60-61 146 10 "Why Mumia Abu-Jamal Must Be Free," ColorLines, Fall 1999, p. 5 146 11 "The Life of a Black Man," The Nation, November 15, 1999, p. 7 146 12 "Alice Walker Reads For Life," O, November 2000, p. 245-248 146 13 "Old South, New World," Atlanta, May 2001, p. 126 146 14 "This Was Not An Area of Large Plantations," Turning Wheel, Summer 2003, p. 14-19 146 15 Japanese clippings, August 2003 146 16 AERA, October 6, 2003, p. 88 146 17 "Surely: An Appreciation of Sherley Anne Williams," Lincoln Center Theater Review, Winter/Spring 2005, Issue No. 5, p. 23 146 18 "Reverend Ein Her Red Dress," in a Joyful Celebration for the Wonder of Rev. 'E,' program, September 30-October 1, 2006

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Interviews 146 19 Interview with Claribel Terre Morell, [published in Cuban newspaper], undated 146 20 "Women on Women," The American Scholar, Vol. 41, No.4, Autumn 1972, p. 599-627 146 21 "Alice Walker," Interviews With Black Writers, 1973, p. 184-211 146 22 Excerpt from Meridian, p. 35-40, 73-78, "An Interview with Alice Walker," Jessica Harris, p. 33, Essence, July 1976 147 1 "Alice Walker: On Making the Color Purple," Holly Neale with Amy Black, Sojourner, The Woman's Forum, April 1986 147 2 "Alice Walker Womanist Writer," "A Conversation With Alice Walker," Literary Cavalcade, November 1986, p. 33, 34- 35 147 3 "Moving Towards Coexistence," Ellen Bring, The Animals' Agenda, April 1988, p. 6-9, 56 147 4 Interview, San Jose Mercury-News West Magazine, April 30, 1989, p. 4-5 147 5 "Alice Walker 'writing to save my life'," Claudia Dreifus, The Progressive, August 1989, p. 29-31 147 6 "A few words with Alice Walker," Bryce Milligan, Vortex, Fall 1989, p. 5-6, 8 147 7 "An Author Like Alice," Pratibha Parmar, Marxism Today, October 1989, p. 30-35 147 8 "In the Temple of Her Familiar," Elean Thomas, SpareRib, October 1989, p. 6-11 147 9 "In The Midst of All Beings," Ellen Bring, Woman of Power, Issue 12, Winter 1989, p. 26-30 147 10 "A Self of One's Own," Anne Simpkinson, Common Boundary, March/April 1990, p. 14-20 147 11 "Alice Walker," Hot Wire, January 1991, p. 2-5, 59 147 12 "The craft of survival," U.S. News & World Report, June 3, 1991, p. 51 147 13 "Alice Walker's Appeal," interview with Paula Giddings, Essence, July 1992, p. 58-62, 102 147 14 "Telling Secrets," San Francisco Focus, September 1992, p. 70-75 147 15 "The World is Made of Stories," New Dimensions, Vol. 20, No. 1, January- March 1993, p. 6-10, 21 147 16 "The Storyteller As Shaman," Magical Blend, Issue 39, through July 1993, p. 8-14, 82-83 147 17 "Howard Zinn Talks with Alice Walker," Brick, No. 53, Winter 1996, p. 14-21 147 18 "Interview With Alice Walker," Scribner Magazine, Winter 1996, p. 3-8 147 19 "Up Close & Personal," Sisters of the Word, Winter 1996, p. 2-3 147 20 "A Wind Through the Heart," Shambhala Sun, January 1997, p. 20-25, 46-47 147 21 "Freeing the Seed," interview with Anne Simpkinson, Common Boundary, March/April 1997, p. 20-25

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147 22 "Alice Walker On Finding Your Bliss," Ms. Magazine, September/October 1998, p. 42-50 148 1 Interview with Sharon Salzberg, Shambhala Sun, November 2000, p. 62-67 148 2 "Ungovernable Women," The Bloomsbury Review, Vol. 21, Issue 6, November/ December 2001 148 3 "Love Makes Her World Go Round," Japan Times, May 4, 2003, p. 11 148 4 "Walker keeps paths of thought open," The Daily Yomiuri, May 10, 2003, p. 9 148 5 Newbooks Interview, November/December 2005 148 6 "Asked & Answered," World Ark, March/April 2007, p. 24-25 148 7 "We Live in the Best Of All Times," Shambhala Sun, May 2007, p. 44-49; "Suffering Too Insignificant for the Majority to See," p. 50-57, 98-101 148 8 "Reading the Sky," Turning Wheel, Fall-Winter 2007, p. 28-29, 35

Letters to the Editor 148 9 "Dear Mary K. Chelton," Staff Reporter, Enoch Pratt Free Library, September 1, 1967 148 10 Negro Digest, January 1968, p. 13 148 11 Walker's reply to "The Diary of an African Nun," Freedomways, Winter 1969, p. 70-73 148 12 Letter to editor, The New York Times Magazine, September 16, 1973, p. 88 148 13 Letter to the Editor, San Francisco Chronicle, 1982 148 14 "The Black Woman's Story," The New York Times Magazine, February 12, 1984, p. 94 148 15 "The Color Purple," The Wall Street Journal, January 13, 1986 148 16 Letter to Anderson Valley High, Women's Work newsletter, Vol. 1, No. 2, February 1988 148 17 "Walker Replies," The Nation, September 4/11, 1989, p. 226 148 18 Letter to Editor, regarding Clarence and Virginia Thomas, People Magazine, December 2, 1991, p. 5 148 19 "Carta de Alice Walker a Clinton," Rebelde, September 11, 1997, p. 11

Poetry, short stories, excerpts 148 20 Spelman College Literary Magazine, "La Recherche" p. 3, "I, Too, for Freedom" p. 23, May 1963 148 21 "The Hair-Do," Umbra, 1967-1968, p. 52 148 22 "The flowers," Brother, August 1969 148 23 "To Hell With Dying," Countdown to Successful Reading by Barbara F. Oakman, 1970, p. 465-474 148 24 "The Third Life of Grange Copeland," Redbook, May 1971, p. 173-195 148 25 "from African Images," Teacher's Read-Aloud Anthology Level 11, 1972, p. 90 149 1 "Burial For My Sister Molly," Harper's, March 1972, p. 72-73

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149 2 "And Let Him Sing," Essence, July 1972, p. 60 149 3 "Roselily," Ms. Magazine, August 1972, p. 44-47 149 4 "Everyday Use," Harper's, April 1973, p. 74-81 149 5 "The Revenge of Hannah Kemhuff," Ms. Magazine, July 1973, p. 70-72, 90-93 149 6 "Expect Nothing," The Reporter, November 8, 1973 149 7 "Her Sweet Jerome," Spare Rib, No. 25, 1974, p. 7-9 149 8 "'Sojourner' an excerpt from Meridian," Ms. Magazine, May 1976, p. 67-70, 92-97 149 9 Poems, American Poetry Review, Vol. 6, No. 1, 1977, p. 28-29 149 10 "Did This Happen to Your Mother?" Ms. Magazine, February 1978, p. 41 149 11 "What do you think is erotic?" p. 57, "Laurel," Ms., November 1978, p. 64-66, 83-84 149 12 "Confronting Pornography at Home," Ms. Magazine, February 1980, p. 67-70, 75-76 149 13 "The Abortion," Mother Jones, August 1980, p. 30-33, 61 149 14 "1955, or You Can't Keep a Good Woman Down," Ms. Magazine, March 1981, p. 54-57, 85-87 149 15 "The Lover," Essence, April 1981, p. 86-87, 132-138 149 16 "A Letter Of The Times," Ms. Magazine, October 1981, p. 63-64 149 17 "talking to my grandmother who died poor some years ago," The Black Scholar, November-December 1981, p. 25 [reprinted from Vol. 6, No. 9, June 1975] 149 18 Invitation, [with poem by Alice Walker], 1982 149 19 "Something You Done Wrong," Mother Jones, June 1982, p. 32-35, 50-54 150 1 "Luna crescent e Ida B. Wells," noidonne, March 1983, p. 122-130 150 2 "Poem at Thirty-Nine," Ms. Magazine, June 1983, p. 101 150 3 "To Hell With Dying," Reader's Digest, October 1983, p. 110-114 150 4 "These Days," Hurricane Alice, Vol. 1, No. 2, Fall/Winter 1983/84, p. 3 150 5 Japanese translation of "Revolutionary Petunias," Ishtar, Spring 1984 150 6 "These Days I Think of Gloria.." in A Birthday Book, Gloria Steinem's 50th birthday celebration, May 23, 1984 150 7 "To Hell With Dying," British Cosmopolitan, October 1984, p. 226-230 150 8 "Womanist," definition in A Feminist Dictionary, 1985 [includes annotation by Walker] 150 9 "From the Alice Walker Journals," SAGE, Vol. 2, No. 1, Spring 1985, p. 53 150 10 "Cuddling," Essence, July 1985, p. 75-76, 110, 114 150 11 "Olive Oil," Ms. Magazine, August 1985, p. 35-36, 78 150 12 "New Poetry," Harcourt, Brace & World Advertisement, 1986 150 13 "The People Do Not Despair," Three Poems, IKON Second Series # 5/6, Winter/ Summer 1986, p. 8-9, 10 150 14 "Why Did the Balinese Chicken Cross the Road?" woman of power, issue nine, Spring 1988, p. 50-51

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150 15 "Notes From My Journal," Essence, July 1988, p. 71, 128-132 150 16 "Am I Blue?" New Age Journal, July/August 1988, p. 23-26 150 17 "Profile," Education Impact, March 1, 1989, p. 40-43 150 18 "Suwelo," Lear's, April 1989, p. 114-119 150 19 "The Temple of My Familiar," Mother Jones, April 1989, p. 53 150 20 "Carlotta," New Woman, May 1989, p. 152-162 150 21 "Birth," Ms. Magazine, May 1989, p. 58-60 150 22 "Marriage vs. Freedom," Essence, May 1989, p. 81-82, 142 150 23 "Cuddling," New Woman, September 1989, p. 141-143 150 24 "If There Was Any Justice," Lear's, June 1991, p. 58 150 25 "The Place Where I Was Born," Essence, June 1991, p. 58-59 151 1 Quote and poem in "From The Mississippi Delta" program, May 11-June 16, 1991, p. 8-9 151 2 "A Sudden Trip Home," Literary Cavalcade, September 1991, p. 3, 4 151 3 "Possessing the Secret of Joy" [1992] 151 4 "Going to Meet the Murderer," Los Angeles Times Magazine, June 28, 1992, p. 12, 38 151 5 "We Have a Beautiful Mother," Equal Means, Vol. 1, No. 3, Summer 1992, inside cover 151 6 "A Legacy Of Betrayal," Ms. Magazine, November/December 1993, p. 55-57 151 7 "The Writer's Life," Singing Your Own Song, 1995, p. 28 151 8 "You Have All Seen," Ms. Magazine, March/April 1997, p. 53-59 151 9 "My Mother's Blue Bowl," Family Circle, May 13, 1997, p. 38-41 151 10 "My Mother's Blue Bowl," Radcliffe Quarterly, Summer 1997, p. 30-31 151 11 "The Only Reason You Want To Go To Heaven," The Humanist, September/ October 1997, p. 29-33 151 12 Dreadzone, Blackhair, April/May 1998, p. 26-27 151 13 "The Flowers," Writing America, 1999, p. 26-27 151 14 "A Daring Compassion," Yes!, Fall 1999, p. 12-14 151 15 "Give Yourself Some Flowers," O, May/June 2000, p. 214-219 151 16 Alice Walker, Fiction at Random, Fall 2000, p. 13 151 17 "Finding Langston," Essence, December 2000, p. 141-142 151 18 "in search of our mothers' gardens," Ms. Magazine, Spring 2002, p. 23-26, [reprinted from Ms. Magazine, May 1974] 152 1 "How Did I Get Away with Killing One of the Biggest Lawyers in the State? It Was Easy," Ms. Magazine, Summer 2002, p. 36-38 152 2 "The Days I Like Best Have Meditation, Lovemaking, Eating Scones in Them," Shambhala Sun, January 2003, p. 54-55 152 3 "My Friend Yeshi," Ms. Magazine, Spring 2003, p. 96 152 4 "No One Home In Us," Shambhala Sun, November 2003, p. 112

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152 5 "Now Is The Time To Open Your Heart," Ms. Magazine, Spring 2004, p. 74-78 152 6 "We Are the Ones We Have Been Waiting For," Ms. Magazine, Fall 2006, p. 66-70 251 27 "When It is All Too Much," The Hampton Star, 2007 June 28 152 7 "She," Ms. Magazine, Fall 2009, p. 45

Reviews 152 8 Come By Here, New York Times Book Review, November 29, 1970, p. 42 152 9 "Review: The Almost Year," New York Times, April 11, 1971, p. 22 152 10 The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman, New York Times, May 23, 1971, p. 6 152 11 Fannie Lou Hamer, New York Times, April 29, 1973 152 12 "Judith Jamison Dances 'Cry'," Ms. Magazine, May 1973, p. 66-67 152 13 "'Can't Hate Anybody and See God's Face,' " [Review of Fannie Lou Hamer by June Jordan] The Reporter, October 11, 1973 152 14 Black Anima, Parnassus, Spring 1974, p. 5-14 152 15 "Like the Eye of a Horse.." Ms. Magazine, June 1974, p. 41-42 152 16 "A Writer Because Of, Not In Spite Of, Her Children," Ms. Magazine, January 1976, p. 40, 106 152 17 "Review: Good Morning Revolution," The Black Scholar, Vol. 7, No. 10, July- August 1976, p. 53-55 152 18 "Review: Ruby," The Black Scholar, Vol. 8, No. 5, December 1976, p. 51-52 152 19 "A Walk Through 20th-Century Black America," Ms. Magazine, December 1979, p. 46-48 152 20 "The Divided Life of Jean Toomer," New York Times Book Review, July 13, 1980, p. 11, 16 152 21 "The Strangest Dinner Party I Ever Went To," Ms. Magazine, August 1982, p. 58-63

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Scope and Content Note Printed material about Alice Walker includes articles, fliers, programs, reviews, and promotional material about her books and novels. Articles include clippings from 1963-2014 and range from the Butler-Baker News and the Spelman Spotlight concerning Alice Walker's academic career to full profiles in national publications such as the New York Times and Life Magazine. Fliers announcements, and invitations document Walker's appearances, readings, and book signings; more printed material from Walker's appearances may be found in the Subject files (Series 3) and the Publishing files (Series 4). This subseries also includes reviews, books covers, advertisements, and other promotional material concerning Walker's novels, poetry collections, and other publications.

Arrangement Note Arranged by record type; then in chronological order.

Articles Box Folder Content 153 1 Clippings, undated 153 2 Clippings, 1963-2003 251 24 Clippings, 2016-2017 153 3 "'Color Purple' OK with committee," Richard Colvin, The Tribune, undated 153 4 "En Svart Historia! Alice Walker," Marie Westerlund, undated 153 5 "Sfida al silenzio," Sara Poli, undated 153 6 "She Deserves a Hug.." Shirley Stott Despoja, Advertiser, undated 153 7 "Farmers Build School to Educate Children," [1948?] 153 8 Butler-Baker News, "Au Revoir Class of 1961.." Vol. 4, No. 2, May 23, 1961 OP5 3 "1964-65 Merrill Scholars Named" and "Who's Who Winners for 1964," Spelman Spotlight, Vol. 25, No. 4, December 17, 1963 [two copies; one copy has handwritten note from Alice Walker to her mother] 153 9 "Putnam Native Essay Winner," 1967 153 10 "Books Noted," Negro Digest, September 1967 153 11 "Alice Walker Wins Writing Fellowship" [1969] [National Endowment for the Arts Discovery Award] 153 12 "Understanding Walker; the woman; the writer," Bonnie Smith, Simmons College Newspaper [circa 1970s] 153 13 "Black Author, Wife of White Lawyer, Tells of Life in Mississippi," Joy Stilley [circa 1970] 153 14 "Interracial Couple Tells of Life in Mississippi," Joy Stilley, Daily Press [circa 1970]

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153 15 "Sharecropper's Kin Pens 3rd Book, 'People's Hearts Not Affected by Man's Laws,'" Betty Curtis [circa 1970] 153 16 "Tougaloo Writer-in-Residence," Tougaloo News, June 1970 153 17 "Hostility Fails to Dampen Her Creativity," Eleanor Page, Chicago Tribune, August 8, 1970 153 18 "She Tells It Like It Is," Mary Engels, Daily News, August 8, 1970 153 19 "A long and happy life to Alice Walker," Panorama-Chicago Daily News, August 8-9, 1970 153 20 "Teacher Writes Book, Assails White People," JET, September 3, 1970 153 21 "Mississippi 'Black Home,' A Sweet and Bitter Bluesong," June Jordan, The New York Times Magazine, October 11, 1970 153 22 "She's Ploughing A Literary Career," Kristi Witker, Long Island Press, October 27, 1970 153 23 "When They Look at Us, 'They Don't See a Couple - They See Black and White,'" Kristi Witker, The Sunday Bulletin, November 8, 1970 153 24 "Work of Rare Power and Beauty," Loyle Hairston, Freedomways, Vol. 11, No. 2, (Second Quarter) 1971 153 25 "JSC Black Culture Institute Planned," The Clarion Ledger, June 13, 1971 153 26 "A woman's place," Sara Sanborn, Harvard Bulletin, June 1972 153 27 "Women Who Are Writers in Our Country: One Out of Twelve," Tillie Olsen, College English, Vol. 34, No. 1, October 1972 153 28 "Alice Walker Is Speaker at Florida Meet," [circa 1973] 153 29 "Black Poetry Explored, Crowd Drawn to Poetry Readings," Dave Talaga, [circa 1973] 153 30 "First and Last Things," Jay Halio, The Southern Review, January 1973, p. 455-467 153 31 "Reflections of Black History Week," CM Life, February 23, 1973 [photograph only] 153 32 "Her Poetry Fights Depression," Virginia Bohlin, Boston Herald American, June 29, 1973 153 33 "Black Women Explore 'Myths and Realities' in Two-Day Symposium," Radcliffe News from the College, Summer 1973 153 34 "Phyllis Wheatley Poetry Festival," Jackson Women's Coalition Newsletter, September/October 1973 153 35 "Lady Encore," Encore, November 1973 153 36 "Walker Speaks Friday, Poet Comes 'Home'," The Mercer Cluster, February 19, 1974 153 37 "Alice Walker Wins Award," The Clarion Ledger, March 16, 1974 [Richard and Hinda Rosenthal Foundation Award] 153 38 Newsletter, National Book Committee, March 18, 1974 153 39 Nominations for the 1974 National Book Awards, New Yorker, April 1, 1974

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153 40 "11-County Library Meet to Attract 100," The Clarion Ledger, April 28, 1974 153 41 "Lookout," People, June 24, 1974 153 42 "The Higher Ground of Alice Walker," John Callahan, The New Republic, September 14, 1974 153 43 "595 Awarded Degrees at 58th Commencement," Living at Russell Sage College, Summer Edition, 1975 [Walker received honorary degree] 153 44 "Women's Conference To Highlight Literature," The Sewanee Purple, February 27, 1975 153 45 "Black Women and Publishing," Modern Language Association of America, 1976 153 46 Letters to the editor, Ms. Magazine, April 1976 153 47 "A hard look: Black marriages-victims of the affluent rat race," San Francisco Sunday Examiner & Chronicle, April 25, 1976 153 48 "Doing Research on Black American Women," Women's Studies Newsletter, Vol. 4, No. 2, Spring 1976 153 49 "Women of Letters," Helen Smith, Atlanta Constitution, June 12, 1976 153 50 "A Child of the South, a Writer of the Heart," Jacqueline Trescott, The Washington Post, August 8, 1976 153 51 "Alice Walker honored at supper," Kay Bourne, Bay State Banner, November 25, 1976 153 52 "White Woman, Black Women: Inventing an Adequate Pedagogy," Nancy Hoffman, Women's Studies Newsletter, Vol. 5, Nos. 1 and 2, Winter/Spring 1977 153 53 "Ascension Rising," E. Ethelbert Miller, iahnews, Institute for the Arts and Humanities, Howard University, Spring 1977 153 54 "Muriel at 65: Still Ahead of Her Time," Louise Bernikow, Ms. Magazine, January 1979 153 55 "The voices of black Southern women," Mickey Friedman, San Francisco Examiner, January 28, 1980 153 56 "Alice Walker," Black Voice/Carta Boricua, April 2, 1980 154 1 "Award Winning Author Speaks," Douglass College Caellian, April 3, 1980 154 2 "Alice Walker's written word is painfully honest," Brenda Payton, Oakland Tribune, May 18, 1980 154 3 "Alice Walker Will Always Remain Part of the South," Faye Goolrick, Atlanta Constitution, November 20, 1980 154 4 "Wholeness Is No Trifling Matter; Some Fiction By Black Women," New Women's Times Feminist Review, Pt.1 No.13, December 1980/January 1981, Pt. 2 No. 13, February/March 1981 154 5 "Toni Morrison's Black Magic," Jean Strouse, Newsweek, March 30, 1981 154 6 "Tillie Olsen Day," Circling The Square, May 1981 154 7 "In Honor Of An Uncommon Common Writer," Anne Hershey, [about Tillie Olsen], San Francisco Sunday Examiner & Chronicle, July 5, 1981

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154 8 "Happy Birthday Alice," The Sun Reporter, February 11, 1982, 154 9 "Do You Know This Woman?" by Gloria Steinem, p. 35-37, 89-94, "Her Mother's Gifts" by Mary Helen Washington, p. 38, Ms. Magazine, June 1982 154 10 "Alice Walker's daring reach," Diana Ketcham, The Tribune, July 11, 1982 154 11 "Taking a risk for affirmation," Diana Ketcham, The News Leader, August 22, 1982 154 12 "Depicting struggle, survival is the task for Alice Walker," Richard Gregory Lewis, The National Leader, October 7, 1982 154 13 "Power trio draws spirited crowd," Candyce Norvell, The Ann Arbor News, October 9, 1982 154 14 "'The Color Purple' didn't come easy," Alice Walker, San Francisco Chronicle Review, October 10, 1982 154 15 "Profiles in Purple and Black," Megan Rosenfield, Washington Post , October 15, 1982 154 16 "Author Alice Walker to speak at Clark," The Evening Gazette, October 22, 1982 154 17 "Book review series scheduled this week at Tougaloo College," Clarion Ledger, January 18, 1983 154 18 "Discussion to Focus on Alice Walker's Book," Every Woman's Council, Issue No. 44, March 1983 154 19 "' 'Night, Mother," Wins Pulitzer," Deidre Carmody, The New York Times, April 19, 1983 154 20 "Alice Walker Wins Pulitzer Prize," Eatonton Messenger, April 21, 1983 154 21 "Faces of Civil Struggles," Rob Fowler, The Mendocino Beacon, August 25, 1983 154 22 "Alice Walker on the set of The Color Purple," Trade News [circa 1984] 154 23 "Really Neat, Alice," The Observer, [circa 1984] 154 24 "Alice Walker," Current Biography, Vol. 45, No. 3, 1984 154 25 "Alice Walker wins Townsend award," [1984] 154 26 "A Mirror to Alice's World," Onye Wambu [1984] OP5 4 "Telling the Black Woman's Story," David Bradley, The New York Times Magazine, January 8, 1984 154 27 "Svart og Fioletti," Ingebjørg Nesheim, Mnedens Bok, Bokspeilet, April 1984 154 28 "La Regazzina Nera Che Scriveva a Dio," Fernanda Pivano, Il Corriere Della Sera, June 18, 1984 154 29 "'Color Purple' OK with Committee," Richard Colvin, The Oakland Tribune, June 22, 1984 154 30 "Canto color porpora," Sandra Artom, Il Giorgnale, July 15, 1984 154 31 "Writers Union Meeting Criticizes Publishers," Edwin McDowell, New York Times, October 22, 1984 154 32 "'Purple' seen as color of change," Judy Keen, The Stockton Record, [circa 1985] 154 33 "Geschichten aus dem Schwarzen Süden," Diezeit, February 1985

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154 34 "'Color Purple' Writer Evokes Excitement," Albuquerque Journal, March 13, 1985 154 35 "Alice Walker's Vision of Renewal," New Age, May 1985 154 36 "Alice Walker, Other Writers Arrested in UC Protests," San Francisco Chronicle, May 9, 1985 154 37 "Alice Walker: Enduring in the Face of Everything," Leonie Caldecott, Good Housekeeping, June 1985 154 38 "Alice Walker Hits Town," Monique Ngozi Nri, Concord Weekly, June 1985 154 39 "Alice Walker's 'Grange' Brought to Stage," San Francisco Chronicle, June 19, 1985 154 40 "Hollywood and the Novelist - It's a Fickle Romance, at Best," Edwin McDowell, The New York Times, July 14, 1985 154 41 "Why This Woman is a Womanist (Or How to Read Alice Walker)," Lucia Otto, Westindian Digest, August 1985 154 42 "Alice Walker at the Poetry Centre and the Africa Centre," Artrage, Autumn 1985 154 43 "Alice Walker on Making The Color Purple, Holly Near, with Amy Banks, Voices, The Newsletter of Redwood Records Cultural and Educational Fund, Fall 1985 154 44 "The story behind the movie: Alice Walker on the set of 'The Color Purple'," William Goodstein, Trade News, Publisher's Weekly, September 6, 1985 154 45 "Why Hollywood's new golden age has tarnished," USA Today, October 11, 1985 154 46 "Book Notes," Savannah News Press, [December 1985] 154 47 "The Making of 'The Color Purple'," Susan Dworkin, Ms. Magazine, December 1985 154 48 "The Making of 'The Color Purple," San Francisco Focus, December 1985 - - "Author Alice Walker Discusses 'The Color Purple'" Mona Gable, The Wall Street Journal, December 19, 1985 [See Subseries 5.1, Printed Material by Alice Walker, Letters to the Editor, "The Color Purple," The Wall Street Journal, January 13, 1986] - - "As Spielberg's Film Version Is Released," Julie Salamon, The Wall Street Journal, December 19, 1985 [See Subseries 5.1, Printed Material by Alice Walker, Letters to the Editor, "The Color Purple," The Wall Street Journal, January 13, 1986] 154 49 "Purple power," Desson Howe, The Washington Post, December 19, 1985 154 50 "Alice Walker to Give Reading During Celebration at Rock Eagle," The Eatonton Messenger, [circa 1986] 154 51 "Le passé compose d'Alice Walker," Elizabeth Beranger, 1986 [reprint] 154 52 West Coast Women Scholars Newsletter, January 1986 154 53 "Are we of mice or men?" Jack Smith, Los Angeles Times, January 16, 1986 154 54 "For 'Color Purple' author, a hometown premier," William Schmidt, New York Times, January 18, 1986

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154 55 "Reading to Save Your Own Life," Lynda Koolish, San Francisco Chronicle, January 19, 1986 OP2 1 Eatonton Messenger, multiple articles about premiere of "Color Purple" in Eatonton, January 23, 1986 154 56 "Purple Rain," US magazine, January 27, 1986 154 57 "3 'Color Purple' actresses talk about its impact," Jack Matthews, Los Angeles Times, January 31, 1986 154 58 "Alice Walker shares her theology of worship from within," The Tribune, January 31, 1986 154 59 "Silent Witness," Amy Ward, Minnesota, January/February 1986 154 60 "The Making of Whoopi," Carinthia West, Cosmopolitan, February 1986 154 61 "Debate continues over 'Color Purple'," West County Times, February 2, 1986 154 62 "'Color Purple,' 'Out of Africa' Top Oscar Nominees," Bob Thomas, West County Times, February 6, 1986 154 63 "Alice Walker goes home to Eatonton, GA for 'Color Purple' Premiere," Jet, February 10, 1986 154 64 "For Many, 'The Color Purple' is All Too Vivid," Richard Prince, Democrat and Chronicle, February 19, 2005 154 65 "Actresses' varied roads to 'The Color Purple,' Nan Robertson, The New York Times, February 21, 1986 [syndicated in West County Times] 155 1 "Richmond Proletarians speak out on 'The Color Purple'," reprinted from the Revolutionary Worker, March 3, 1986 [clipped together with cover letter] 155 2 "Thoughts on 'The Color Purple'," Carl Dix, Revolutionary Worker, March 3, 1986 155 3 "'Purple' Author tells of 'Blue'," Bev Reeves, Ukiah Daily Journal, March 9, 1986 155 4 "Correspondence on 'The Color Purple'," Revolutionary Worker, March 10, 1986 155 5 "Margaret Avery says she 'couldn't buy a job before 'The Color Purple'," Jet, March 10, 1986 155 6 "On a clear day you can't see Boonville," Gaye LeBaron, The Press Democrat, March 10, 1986 155 7 "Seeing Red over Purple," John Stark, People, March 10, 1986 155 8 "Danny Glover: Villain in 'Color Purple' is a kind family man," Jet, March 17, 1986 155 9 "Warner's Scenario for Hits," Geraldine Fabrikant, Business Day, The New York Times, March 21, 1986 155 10 "Writing the Black Experience," Marilyn Milloy, Newsday, March 29, 1986 155 11 "Frances Tomelty Top Ten," Women's Review, April 1986 155 12 "The Walker Magnificently Restored," Andrew Johnson, Brooklyn Times, April 10, 1986 155 13 "On the Beam," The Entertainment Showcase, The Sun Reporter, April 16, 1986

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155 14 "Alice Walker raises her head," Brett Gilfoil, Revue, April 23, 1986 155 15 "Alice Walker: colors of life in purple and other shades," Dixie Reid, The Sacramento Bee, April 29, 1986 155 16 "Critic's Circle Honors Danny and Marrian Walters," Gene Price, Coming Up! , May 1986 155 17 "Commentary: Womanist perspectives," Peter Kemp, The Times Literary Supplement, May 30, 1986 155 18 "Cherishing a Hopeful Dream," Madeline Randolph, Seikyo Times, June 1986 155 19 "Farrakhan on 'The Color Purple'," The Final Call, June 30, 1986 155 20 "Commentary," Ira L. Jeffries, New Harlem Magazine, Spring 1986 155 21 "A Conversation with..Ishmael Reed," Nelson George, Essence, July 1986, p. 38 155 22 "A womanist of our times," The Voice, July 12, 1986 155 23 "Keep 'The Color Purple'," Donald Loepp, Daily Press, July 16, 1986 155 24 "Nevier Film in München: Die Farbe Lila," A.Z. Thiuchen [?], August 1986 155 25 "From Novosibirsk to Andover," New York Times, August 15, 1986 155 26 Catalyst: A Magazine of Heart and Mind, Fall 1986 [issue dedicated to Alice Walker] 155 27 "S. Africa won't see 'Color Purple' yet," New York Post, September 6, 1986 155 28 "A voice for the unsung," San Francisco Bay Guardian, September 17-24, 1986 155 29 "Royal purple for creative Bay Areans," Barbara Shulgasser, San Francisco Examiner, October 20, 1986 155 30 "Alice Walker Featured in Closed-Circuit Broadcast," [November 1986] 155 31 "A Cross-cultural Harassment: The Case of the Japanese Translation of The Color Purple," and "A Bibliography of Writings by and about Alice Walker in Japan," Minoru Suda, 1987 155 32 "Serving Life Term in Prison, 'Little Songbird' Lifts Voice," David Beasley, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, [1987?] 155 33 "Alice Walker, Coretta Scott King Most Outstanding: Poll,' Jet, January 19, 1987 155 34 "Opening Night for 'Sinning in Sun City'," Sun-Reporter Lifestyles, January 21, 1987 155 35 "Angela Davis To Speak At High School's Black History," The Sun-Reporter, February 4, 1987 155 36 "Alice Walker Delivers Inspiring Message At Alamo Park High School," The Sun Reporter, Vol. 43, No. 7, February 18, 1987 155 37 "Is Margaret Randall a threat to the USA?" advertisement, Belles Lettres, March/ April 1987 155 38 "American society's ailments still race, sex bias, Steinem says," Gracie Bonds Staples, The Sacramento Bee, March 24, 1987 155 39 "Pulitzer Prize Winner At Spelman College," Atlanta Daily World, April 5, 1987 155 40 "33 Arrested at Weapon Station," San Francisco Examiner, June 13, 1987 155 41 "Writing & Fighting Ishmael Reed," IMAGE, June 14, 1987

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155 42 "La autora de El Color Púrpura," Opina Magazine, July 1987 155 43 "El Color Purpura," Rolando Perez Court, La Habana, July 1, 1987 155 44 "Lo imperfect puede ser bello," Gramma, July 4, 1987 155 45 "More Writing and Fighting," Letters, Image, July 19, 1987 [includes letter to the editor by Robert Allen, responding to Steve Chappleand Ishmael Reed on Alice Walker's politics] 155 46 "Alice Walker," Bohemia Magazine, July 24, 1987 155 47 "A Little Pulp, a Lot of Facts," Patricia Holt, San Francisco Chronicle, August 13, 1987 155 48 "Revision as Collaboration: Zora Neale Hurston's Their Eyes Were Watching God as source for Alice Walker's The Color Purple," Geraldine Smith-Wright, SAGE, Fall 1987 155 49 "Managua's First Book Fair," Harriet Rohmer, Publisher's Weekly, September 4, 1987 155 50 "Knocking the 'Bricks of Slander and Bigotry'," San Francisco Review, October 25, 1987, p. 11 155 51 "A Tapestry of Words," Don O'Briant, The Atlanta Constitution, [circa 1988] 155 52 [untitled essay on female reactions to The Color Purple film] Jacqueline Bobo, Camera Obscura, 1988 155 53 "The Color Purple: Black Women and Cultural Readers," Jacqueline Bobo, from Female Spectators Looking at Film and Television, 1988 155 54 "Alice Walker Receives Langston Hughes Award," CCNY, [1988] 155 55 "Blacks Protest Book Award," Patricia Holt, San Francisco Chronicle, January 22, 1988 155 56 "Black Writers in Praise of Toni Morrison," New York Times, January 24, 1988 155 57 "Prize-winning author to speak at FSU today," Kathleen Laufenberg, Florida Flambeau, January 27, 1988 155 58 "Walker Talks of Her Life and Work," Tallahassee Democrat, January 29, 1988 155 59 "Gender gap in black literature decried by authors," Alan Sverdlik, The Atlanta Constitution, April 22, 1988 155 60 "Alice Walker," Nancy Melich, The Salt Lake Tribune, May 8, 1988 155 61 "Mahdi's books get acclaim from U.S. publisher," Amir Sidharta, May 26, 1988 155 62 "Alice Walker: Passionately Herself," Phyllis Barber, Network, Vol. 11, No. 4, July 1988 155 63 "Women Debate Merits Of Power Over Lunch," Nadine Brozan, New York Times, November 18, 1988 156 1 "Georgia Town Welcomes Author Alice Walker Home Again," Alan Sverdlik, Atlanta Constitution, December 23, 1988 156 2 "Alice Walker to read from her new novel at UGA," The Eatonton Messenger, [1989] 156 3 "Alice Walker Comes to Kianga House," Kianga House Newsletter, First Edition, 1989

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156 4 "Personal Moments with Alice Walker," Sylvie Drake, Los Angeles Times, January 11, 1989 156 5 "Walker is Getting 'Familiar,'" Los Angeles Herald Examiner, January 11, 1989 156 6 "Deep Purple," David Streitfield, Washington Post Book World, February 12, 1989 156 7 "Booktalk: Alice Walker," Library Journal, February 15, 1989 156 8 "Toward a Psycho-historical Perspective of 'The Color Purple,'" Maxie T. Collier, The Maryland State Black Psychiatrist's Association, March 17, 1989 156 9 "Sifting Through the Controversy: Reading The Color Purple," Jacqueline Bobo, Callaloo, Spring 1989 156 10 "New Documentary Focuses on Alice Walker," Barbara Bladen, The Times, April 20, 1989 156 11 "Living By The Word," Gregory Jaynes, LIFE, May 1989 156 12 "Alice Walker walks alone," Pamela Reynolds, The Boston Globe, May 6, 1989 156 13 "Alice Walker Finds Roots in African Meeting House," Kay Bourne, Bay State Banner, May 11, 1989 156 14 "Writer Meshes Political Beliefs With Her Art," Demetria Martinez, Albuquerque Journal, August 27, 1989 156 15 "Roundtable Discussion: Christian Ethics and Theology in Womanist Perspective," Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion, Fall 1989 156 16 "Alice Walker," Alexis De Veaux, Essence, September 1989 156 17 "Women Who've Changed America," Steve Sumerford, Peacemaker, September 30, 1989 156 18 "Purple Prose," Elle Magazine, October 1989 [includes extract from the Temple of My Familiar, p. 50] 156 19 "Novelist Alice Walker Digresses as Shirley MacLaine of Literature," Chauncey Mabe, The Atlanta Journal and Constitution, November 27, 1989 156 20 "Artists' arrest protested," San Francisco Examiner, December 7, 1989 156 21 "Alice Walker, Going Her Own Way," [circa 1990s] 156 22 "De Amor E Desespero," Luis Marcelo Mendes, [circa 1990s] 156 23 "'Ice' anthology tries to melt black stereotypes," Deirdre Donahue, USA Today, [1990] 156 24 "Alice Walker," Essence, May 1990 156 25 "An Evening With Alice Walker," Sue Anderson, The Urban Spectrum, Vol. 4, No. 2, May 1990 156 26 Vrouwen Weekblad, May-June 1990 156 27 "US Author Walker Reverses Her SA Boycott," Weekly Mail, July 20, 1990 [South Africa] 156 28 "National 75th Anniversary Celebration a Huge Success," [WILPF], Peace and Freedom, July/August 1990

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156 29 "People and Books; UK and USA," Monica Sjoo, Wood and Water, Autumn 1990 156 30 "Spelman proudly claims Alice Walker as an alumn," Patricia Graham Johnson, Atlanta Journal Constitution, November 15, 1990 156 31 "Showing both Roots and Wings, Walker bears her gifts to Montgomery," Mike Land, The Alabama Journal, April 17, 1991 156 32 "Fervor Marks 'Mississipp' at Hartford Stage, Hartford Courant, May 20, 1991 [review of From the Mississippi Delta] 156 33 "Alice Walker revels in verse-atility," Joan Smith, San Francisco Examiner, May 22, 1991 156 34 "Breakfast with Giff, O'Brien and Walker," Publisher's Weekly, May 24, 1991 156 35 "Zora Neale Hurston: Gone but not forgotten," Lynda Tagliarini, The Tribune, September 29, 1991 156 36 "A View From 'Elsewhere'": Subversive Sexuality and the Rewriting of the Heroine's Story in The Color Purple, Linda Abbandonato, PMLA, Vol. 106, No. 5, October 1991 156 37 "The Stereotypes of Race," Jack E. White, Time, October 21, 1991 156 38 Review: "Alice Walker," ABC-CLIO: Video Rating Guide for Libraries, Winter 1991 156 39 "Possessing the Secret of Joy," Spelman Messenger, Vol. 107, No. 2, 1992, Alumnae Issue 156 40 "Writers bound together in praise of prose," Rosemary Neill, The Australian, 1992 156 41 Sarton, May, Endgame, A Journal of the Seventy Ninth Year, 1992 156 42 "Alice Walker," Charles Whitaker, Ebony, May 1992 156 43 "Butler-Baker honors author," The Union-Recorder, May 20, 1992 156 44 "Butler-Baker Salutes Alice Walker," The Eatonton Messenger [May 20, 1992?] 156 45 "Alice Walker 'exhausted' but meets fans anyway," Atlanta Journal Constitution, July 14, 1992 156 46 "Alice's Wonderland," Reese Erlich, San Francisco Examiner IMAGE, July 19, 1992 156 47 "Alice Walker Getting the Spirit," Evelyn White, [1993] 156 48 "Ask Alice, I Think She'll Know," Evelyn White, San Francisco Review of Books, [1993] 156 49 "Let's Color Souderton Gray," Hal Marcovitz, The Morning Call, January 25, 1993 157 1 "Love is Alice Walker's key word," Mireya Castañeda, GRANMA International, June 2, 1993 157 2 Reader's Choice Awards, Hot Wire, September 1993 157 3 "Author Dedicates Mural, and Her Poem," Michael Chabler, The Westsider, November 11-17, 1993

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157 4 "Belvie Rooks-Publicist/Writer, Writer/Publicist," Camille Ranker, Real Estate Magazine, November 19, 1993 157 5 "Frederick Douglass Awards," On the MOVE, Winter 1993 157 6 "Alice Walker's Compassionate Crusade," Evelyn White, San Francisco Chronicle, December 7, 1993 157 7 "Battling the Butchers, The Fight Against Female Sex Mutilations," The Lesbian News, Vol. 19, No. 7, February 1994 157 8 "Alice Walker Says Award Is No Treasure," Evelyn White, San Francisco Chronicle, April 16, 1994 157 9 "Author reads from works suppressed in California," Eileen Bailey, Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal, April 20, 1994 157 10 "Black Women on Health Care Reform," The Washington Post, August 16, 1994 157 11 "Book Notes," Mary Tabor, Washington Post, 1995 157 12 "Collecting Alice Walker," First: Collecting Modern First Editions, Kathryn Smiley and Jerry Weinstein, February 1995 157 13 "Before They Got Famous," Gigi Bradford, February 11, 1995, A22, "Drawing the Line on Arts Funding," The Washington Post, February 20, 1995 157 14 "Sisterly Support for Accused," Evelyn White, San Francisco Chronicle, February 20, 1995 157 15 "Painting the Town Purple," Paul Neevel, Eugene Weekly, June 24, 1995 157 16 "Evelyn White; Scholar, Writer, Women's Advocate," Newsletter Women's Studies Program at Mills College, October 1995, p. 1 157 17 "The Backlash Against the Backlash," The Weekend Sun, Saturday Review, February 24, 1996 157 18 "Go Ask Alice," Kate Fitzsimmons, San Francisco Review of Books, March/ April 1996 157 19 "A Communion of the Spirits: African-American Quilters, Preservers and Their Stories," Washington Post Book World, release, December 8, 1996 157 20 Excerpts, Oxford Companion to African American Literature, 1997 157 21 "Famed Author Sets Example as a Fighter," The Black Collegian, first semester 1997 157 22 "Freeing The Seed," Anne Simpkinson, Common Boundary, March/ April 1997 157 23 "De Amor E Desespero," Luis Marcelo Mendes, ROCCO, February 1998 157 24 "Commissioners approve Alice Walker monument," Rob Peecher, The Eatonton Messenger, December 7, 1998 157 25 Humanist Profile, The Humanist, January/February 1999 157 26 Europa Verlag, Spring 1999 157 27 "Support Grows for PCRM's Challenge to Dietary Guidelines Bias," Good Medicine, Summer 1999 157 28 "Literary Festival draws crowd and praise," Melissa Pracht, Eatonton Messenger, August 12, 1999

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157 29 "Eco-Visionaries," Leslie Guttman, San Francisco Chronicle, October 23, 2000 157 30 "Moving On," Samantha Trenoweth, HQ, December 2000 157 31 "An Explorer of Human Terrain," Mel Gussow, New York Times, December 26, 2000 157 32 "Eatonton native receives more honors," The Eatonton Messenger, December 20, 2001 157 33 "Walker, a native of Eatonton, honored," The Eatonton Messenger, December 24, 2001 157 34 "Remembering Rukeyser," Sarah Lawrence Alumnae Magazine, Spring 2002 157 35 "Flags for Putnam proposed," Cheryl Fincher, Eatonton Messenger, May 2002 157 36 "Faith, Hope, and Clarity," Louis Menand, The New Yorker, September 16, 2002 157 37 "Absolute Alice," Evette Porter, review of Absolute Trust in the Goodness of the Earth, Kelly Norman Ellis,Black Issues Book Review, March-April 2003 OP5 5 Cover, Black Issues Book Review, March-April 2003 157 38 "Poetry begs to be heard," pp. E1, E12, "Poetry affirms humanity," pp. E2, E13, Dennis Lythgoe, Deseret News, April 6, 2003 157 39 "Grave of 'Color Purple' author's slave ancestor discovered," Larry Moore, Eatonton Messenger, July 17, 2003 157 40 "Walker's life was richer than the 'Color Purple'," Eatonton Messenger, July 31, 2003 157 41 "Walker's movie a hit; biography to come," Larry Moore, Eatonton Messenger, September 18, 2003 157 42 Sarah Lawrence, Spring 2004 157 43 "Grandmother Spirit," Bethanne Kelly Patrick, PAGES, March/April 2004 157 44 "Alice Walker opens her heart to Mother Earth," Phyllis Perry, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, April 25, 2004 157 45 "ALICE through the looking glass," Philadelphia Daily News, May 18, 2004 157 46 "Seeing Purple: The Making of a Broadway Musical," Wendell Brock, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, June 20, 2004 157 47 "Alumnae Notes," "Take Note," and review of Now Is the Time to Open Your Heart, Spelman Messenger, Vol. 117, No. 2, Fall 2004 157 48 "Powerful Purple," Wendell Brock, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, September 18, 2004 157 49 "Alice's Literary Wonderland," San Francisco Chronicle, September 26, 2004 157 50 "Alice Walker, From the Rural South to Pulitzer Prize," San Francisco Book Review, September 26, 2004 157 51 "Alice's True Adventures," Robin Stone, Essence October 2004 157 52 "In Love and Trouble," review of A Life, New York Times Book Review, October 24, 2004 157 53 "A Safe, Admiring Introduction to Alice Walker," Jonah Raskin, The Press Democrat, November 21, 2004

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157 54 "Tales of Two Legends," Bethany Schneider, Girlfriends, Dec/Jan 2005 157 55 "Author Alice Walker to speak.." The Charlotte Observer, March 17, 2005 157 56 "A Bid for Harry Potter's Green Fans," Sarah Kershaw, New York Times, July 7, 2005 158 1 "The Legends Lunch, O, The Oprah Magazine, August 2005 158 2 "South: Blacks connect with home," The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, October 30, 2005 158 3 "Purple Musical Ready for Broadway," The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, November 30, 2005 158 4 "State of Excellence," Nathan Cooper, California Style, December 2006 158 5 Womanist Reader: The First Quarter Century of Womanist Thought, Lalyli Phillips, ed., excerpt, 2006 158 6 "In the Looking Glass," Jennifer Frey, Washington Post, November 20, 2006 158 7 "Alice - through the looking-glass," The Chamber Business Report, Eatonton- Putnam Chamber of Commerce, Spring 2007 158 8 "Color Purple Comes to Chicago," Jet, March 19, 2007 OP5 6 "Chicago Confidential," Matt Lee, Chicago Social, April 2007 158 9 "Will Purple Reign?" Chris Jones, Chicago Tribune Magazine, April 8, 2007 251 25 Langston Hughes, American Poet, Introduction, undated

Other printed material 158 10 Ms. Magazine Subscription promotion, advertisement, undated 158 11 Sylvia Beach Hotel, Newport, Oregon, advertisement, undated 158 12 Zora Neale Hurston and Langston Hughes Award in Creative Writing, Spelman College, announcement, undated 251 1 "Alice Walker Author-Poet," brochure, Eatonton, Georgia, undated 251 2 Eatonton and Putnam Country brochure, undated 158 13 "Black Reflections on the Black Woman," University of Detroit, flyer, undated 158 14 "The Black Woman Writer," lecture by Alice Walker, Feminist Studies Lecture Series, flyer, undated 158 15 "An Evening with Alice Walker," University of Santa Clara, Mayer Theatre, flyer, undated 158 16 "Films by Black Women," introduced by Alice Walker, Mills College, Oklahoma, flyer, undated 158 17 "In Defense of Free Speech," reading by Alice Walker and others, flyer, undated 158 18 Marin Community Colleges Public Events, appearance by Alice Walker, flyer, undated 158 19 Poetry Benefit featuring Alice Walker, Galway Kinnell, Denise Levertov, and Robert Bly, California Bilateral Nuclear Freeze Initiative Campaign, flyer, undated

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158 20 "Reading and Discussion with Cuban Poet Nancy Morejon, Introduced by Alice Walker," The Poetry Center, flyer, undated 158 21 "What the Spirits are Up To: Ancestors, Poetry, Politics and Play," lecture by Alice Walker, Springfield, MA, flyer, undated 158 22 Women's Party for Survival, reading by Alice Walker and screening of "Only Justice Can Stop a Curse," San Francisco, flyer, undated 158 23 "Alice Walker," flyer, undated 158 24 Celebration of birth of Robert Nesta Marley, invitation, undated 158 25 "Stop MX," gathering with Livermore Action Group, invitation, undated 265 17 Alice Walker notecards, Hartman Cards, undated 158 26 "A Tribute to Alice Walker," Harcourt, Brace, Jovanovich, promotional brochure, undated 158 27 "Summer Institute In Black Culture," Jackson State College, bulletin, June 14- August 6, 1971 158 28 Book party for Revolutionary Petunias, invitation, February 25, 1973 158 29 "The South and the Imagination" lecture, "These Twenty Years: The South Since the Brown Decision," flyer, April 12, 1973 158 30 Reading by Alice Walker and Michael S. Harper, The Poetry Center of the 92nd Street YM-YWHA, announcement, March 11, 1974 158 31 Book party for Meridian, invitation, July 31, 1976 158 32 "Readings and Music," A Safe Place, flyer, December 12, 1979 158 33 Book party for I Love Myself When I'm Laughing: A Zora Neale Hurston Reader and Good Night, Willie Lee, invitation, December 16, 1979 158 34 Biography of Alice Walker, flyer, [1980?] 158 35 "Botella al mar," Nancy Morejón, prospectus, [1980] 158 36 Afro-American Studies, University of California-Berkeley, announcements and course schedule, Winter 1980 158 37 Alice Walker and Tillie Olsen poetry reading, flyer, April 9, 1980 158 38 Alice Walker reading at Rhode Island College, flyer, April 10, 1980 158 39 Alice Walker reading, [NYU?], flyer, April 11, 1980 158 40 An Evening with Alice Walker, San Francisco Women's Centers / The Women's Building, flyer, March 20, 1981 158 41 "You Can't Keep a Good Woman Down," flyer, May 23, 1981 158 42 "A Tribute to Alice Walker," Harcourt, Brace, Jovanovich, brochure, 1982 158 43 Humanities Book Colloquium featuring The Color Purple, flyer, October 25, 1983 158 44 Reading by Alice Walker, Hamilton College, flyer December 1, 1983 158 45 "Breaking the Blockade of Ideas," Benefit for Friends of Nicaraguan Culture, flyer and program, December 2, 1983 158 46 "An Evening with Alice Walker," Marcus Bookstore, flyer, December 20, 1983 159 47 Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Annual Report, 1985

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158 48 Reception with Alice Walker, launch of "In the Face of War, Women Reconstructing Society," invitation, September 28, 1985 158 49 Daughter of Earth by Agnes Smedley, Feminist Press, handbill, [1986] 158 50 Alice Walker in concert with Sweet Honey in the Rock, promotional materials, September 19, 1986 158 51 Alice Walker satellite broadcast, information packet, November 5, 1986 158 52 Reading by Alice Walker, Alamo Park High School, flyer, February 11, 1987 158 53 Day of Prayer, Ecumenical Peace Institute/CALC, flyer, April 4, 1987 158 54 "Stopping the War Starts Here," flyer, June 12-13, 1987 158 55 "The Time Has Come: End All Aid to Apartheid Israel," New York Times, advertisement, March 13, 1988 158 56 "Meet Alice Walker, Mary Higgins Clark.." Boston Globe Spring Book and Author Luncheon, flyer, May 6, 1988 158 57 NEST Foundation and Winning Democracy reception, invitation, May 6, 1988 158 58 Black Oak Books, flyer, June 1988 158 59 Alice Walker at the Marcus Book Store, flyer, June 4, 1988 158 60 Langston Hughes Festival, flyer, November 1988 158 61 Los Angeles Theatre Center, Fall-Winter Poetry/Literary Series, flyer, 1988-1989 158 62 Friends of the San Francisco Public Library, flyer, 1988-89 158 63 San Antonio Inter-American Bookfair, advertisement, 1989 158 64 "American Literature Today," John Adams Institute, Amsterdam, brochure, 1989-1990 158 65 The Nation anthology book party, flyer, November 4, 1989 158 66 The Richard and Hinda Rosenthal Foundation, report, 1990/91 158 67 Literacy Volunteers of New York City, brochure, March 1991 158 68 "You Can't Keep a Good Woman Down," flyer, April 13, 1991 158 69 An Evening of Readings, Literacy Volunteers of New York City, invitation, May 13, 1991 158 70 "African American Women In Defense of Ourselves," The New York Times, advertisement, November 17, 1991 158 71 Inclusive Classroom Posters, advertisement, 1992 158 72 "International Rallies for Peace and Friendship With Cuba," flyer, 1992 158 73 "Risin' Up..LIVE, flyer, 1992" 158 74 Spelman Symposium: "Young Scholars 'Standing In' for Alice Walker," flyer, December 2, 1992 158 75 Barnes & Noble advertisement, [1993] 158 76 Booksigning, Meristem, Flyer, April 18, 1993 158 77 Fourth Annual Celebration of the Goodness of Life, invitation, August 28, 1993 159 1 Women Make Movies, catalog, 1994 159 2 "Women Who Dared," National Black Women's Health Project, calendar, 1994

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159 3 MAMA Awards, invitation, 1994 159 4 Women's Press catalogs, 1994-2000 158 5 California Governor's Awards for the Arts Gala, invitation, March 25, 1994 159 6 Alice Walker, Eatonton-Putnam, brochures, 1995-present 159 7 The Spelman Connection, newsletter, November 1995-January 1996 159 8 New Dimensions catalogs, 1996-1998 159 9 Tubman Museum Sheila Award Dinner honoring Alice Walker, invitation, October 24, 1997 159 10 Reading by Alice Walker, St. Paul Minnesota Public Library, flyer, October 1998 159 11 Alice Walker exhibit at Kirkwood Museum, notice, May 15, 1999 159 12 "African American Dharma Retreat & Conference," announcement, August 15-20, 2002 159 13 Appearance at Amate Books, flyer, October 4, 2002 159 14 92nd Street Y (Young Men's and Young Women's Hebrew Association), reading by Alice Walker, catalog, March 19, 2003 159 15 "Cancer as a Turning Point," conference brochure, September 13-14, 2003 159 16 "An Evening with Alice Walker," Page to Stage: Woodruff Arts Center Literary Series, promotional brochure, April 27, 2004 159 17 The Missing Peace: The Dalai Lama Portrait Project, information packet, June 17, 2004 159 18 Reader's Circle, catalog, 2005 159 19 Anti-war and anti-Bush advertisements and flyers, 2005 and undated 159 20 "Neighbors & Artists," flyer, April 20, 2005 159 21 School celebration, Juan Gil Preciado, Invitation, June 24, 2005 159 22 "The California Hall of Fame," The California Museum for History, Women, and the Arts, booklet, 2006 251 3 "Alice Walker: The Siege of Gaza Is an Attack on the Common Heart," Code Pink, Oakland, California, flier, April 28, 2009 Recording of event found in box AV6 251 4 "An Evening with Alice Walker to Benefit the James Weldon Johnson Institute and Charis Circle," flier, Atlanta, Georgia, October 20, 2010 251 5 "1st Bienal Brasil do Livro eda Leitura," flier, April 14-23, 2012

Programs 159 23 Ivy Leaf Club of Gamma Omicron Chapter, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, "Reflections of Alice Walker," undated 159 24 "Alice Walker and the Vukani Mawethu Choir," benefit for medical aid for Southern Africa, undated 159 25 "Everyday Use," one-act play adapted and directed by Guy York, undated 159 26 Schedule, Women Writers Conference, University of Kentucky, undated

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159 27 National Black Feminist Organization, First Eastern Regional Conference On Black Feminism, November 30-December 2, 1973 159 27 American Academy of Arts and Letters, May 22, 1974 159 29 Schedule, readings by contemporary authors, Indiana University, 1976 159 30 Schedule and calendar, the Woman's Building, October-November 1976 159 31 Writer's Conference: A Day In Honor of Muriel Rukeyser, December 9, 1978 159 32 Conference at Central Carolina Technical Institute, October 24-26 [1979?] 159 33 Schedule and registration form, American Women In The Arts 1880-1980 conference, March 28-30, 1980 159 34 "Welcome Home Banquet & Book Party" American Legion Post 583 and Auxiliary, April 5, 1980 OP5 7 Conference on Black South Literature and Art, November 20-22, 1980 159 35 Corine Walker funeral, August 1, 1981 159 36 American Women Writers Tour to China, June 1-21, 1983 159 37 Second Annual Reception Celebrating Women's Leadership, Women's Building of Bay Area, November 19, 1983 159 38 American Book Awards, Catalog of Nominated Books, 1983 159 39 The Reinvestiture of The Stylus Literary Society, Howard University, March 24, 1984 159 40 "The Third Life of Grange Copeland," Lorraine Hansberry Theatre, June 14-July 28, 1985 159 41 "Listen to the Voices," In Celebration of Our Cultural Diversity, March 8, 1986 160 1 The 58th Annual Academy Awards, March 24, 1986 160 2 Spelman Founder's Day, 1987 160 3 Program and article, achna, November 1988 160 4 Brochure, National Alliance for Animals' Educational Fund National Seminar, June 9-12, 1989 160 5 "An Evening with Alice Walker," Temple University, October 31, 1989 160 6 15th Anniversary Celebration of Elizabeth Stone House Inc., December 7, 1989 160 7 Alice Walker at Tufts University, December 8, 1989 160 8 "HBJ Congratulates," PEN Literary Festival and Garden Party, September 23, 1990 160 9 Schedule, The Poetry Center of the 92nd Street Y, 1991-1992 160 10 Schedule, "On Art & Politics," City Arts & Lectures Inc., 1991 160 11 Schedule, etc., Third National Black Writers Conference, Medgar Evers College CUNY, March 22-24, 1991 160 12 Alice Walker's "Down A Lonesome Road," April 28, 1991 160 13 The Films of Pratibha Parmar, February 16-19, 1995 160 14 14th Annual Pan-African Film & Television Festival, February 25-March 4, 1995 160 15 African American Women On Tour, 1996

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160 16 Auburn Union, 1997-1998 160 17 Judi Bari Tribute, April 26, 1997 160 18 (Frederick) Michael Walker funeral, July 30, 1997 160 19 Eatonton Literary Festival, August 7, 1999 251 6 Barbara Christian funeral, June 30, 2000 160 20 California Institute of Integral Studies Commencement, May 19, 2002 160 21 In Search of Our Mother's Gardens/Msfitopia, [2003?] 160 22 Octennial Birthday Celebration for Nettie Lee Grant McCrary, April 19, 2003 160 23 Barnard College Gildersleeve Conference assessing Zora Neale Hurston, October 2-3, 2003 160 24 Program, Mosaic Multicultural Foundation, Special Events, 2004 160 25 Curtis Walker funeral, October 4, 2004 160 26 California Hall of Fame, Inaugural Induction and Celebration, 2006 160 27 Ward Chapel AME Church Historical Museum, May 2006 160 28 Eva Clyde Walker memorial service, Stone Mountain, Georgia, August 30, 2008 160 29 Using the Compass of Analytical Psychology, Our Emerging Ways, The North American Conference on Jungian Analysts and Candidates, "Alice and Jung," lecture, October 26-29, 2006 160 30 Santa Monica Public Library, calendar of events, September 2007 160 31 Mother's Day for Peace, Atlanta WAND, May 6, 2008 160 32 "The Voice of Alice Walker," National Black Arts Festival, July 20, 2008 160 33 "An Evening with Alice Walker," Emory University, April 24, 2009 251 7 "Peace Ball, Voice of Hope and Resistance," Washington, DC, January 20, 2013 251 8 "An Evening with Alice Walker," Keystone Honors Academy, Cheyney, Pennsylvania, April 26, 2013 251 9 Mildred Green Grant Skillman funeral program, March 15, 2014

Reviews, promotional material and book covers 160 34 The Best Short Stories by Negro Writers (1967), promotional materials 160 35 The Best Short Stories by Negro Writers (1967), reviews 160 36 Once (1968), book cover 160 37 Once (1968), reviews [See also Subseries 5.2, Printed Material about Alice Walker, Reviews, Good Night, Willie Lee (1984), reviews] 160 38 The Third Life of Grange Copeland (1970), book covers 160 39 The Third Life of Grange Copeland (1970), promotional materials 160 40 The Third Life of Grange Copeland (1970), reviews 160 41 Revolutionary Petunias (1973), reviews OP5 8 Revolutionary Petunias, review in South Today, Volume 4, Number 7 (April 1973) 160 42 In Love & Trouble (1973), book cover

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160 43 In Love & Trouble (1973), promotional materials 160 44 In Love & Trouble (1973), reviews 160 45 Langston Hughes: American Poet (1974), reviews 161 1 Meridian (1976), book cover 161 2 Meridian (1976), promotional materials 161 3 Meridian (1976), reviews 161 4 Working in Out: 23 Women Writers, Artists, Scientists and Scholars Talk About Their Lives and Work (1977), publicity 161 5 I Love Myself (1979), book cover 161 6 I Love Myself (1979), promotional materials 161 7 I Love Myself (1979), reviews 161 8 You Can't Keep a Good Woman Down (1981), book cover 161 9 You Can't Keep a Good Woman Down (1981), promotional materials 161 10 You Can't Keep a Good Woman Down (1981), reviews 161 11 The Color Purple (1982), 161 12 The Color Purple (1982), book covers 161 13 The Color Purple (1982), promotional materials 161 14 The Color Purple (1982), reviews 161 15 The Color Purple (1982), Cliffs Notes, Gloria Rose, 1986 161 16 The Color Purple (1982), Monarch Notes, Barbara Christian, 1987 161 17 Good Night, Willie Lee (1984), promotional material 161 18 Good Night, Willie Lee (1984), reviews 161 19 In Search of Our Mothers' Gardens (1984), book covers 161 20 In Search of Our Mothers' Gardens (1984), promotional materials OP5 9 In Search of Our Mothers' Gardens (1984), promotional material 161 21 In Search of Our Mothers' Gardens (1984), reviews 161 22 Horses Make a Landscape Look More Beautiful (1984), promotional materials 161 23 Horses Make a Landscape Look More Beautiful (1984), reviews 161 24 The Color Purple (1985), film, reviews 162 1 Alice Walker calendar (1985), reviews 162 2 Prize Stories 1986: The O. Henry Awards (1986), reviews 162 3 Roselily (1986), foreign reviews 162 4 Living By the Word (1988), book cover 162 5 Living By the Word (1988), promotional materials 162 6 Living By the Word (1988), reviews 162 7 The Temple of My Familiar (1988), best seller lists 162 8 The Temple of My Familiar (1988), book cover 162 9 The Temple of My Familiar (1988), promotional materials 162 10 The Temple of My Familiar (1988), reviews [1 of 2] 162 11 The Temple of My Familiar (1988), reviews [2 of 2]

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162 12 To Hell With Dying (1988), promotional materials 162 13 To Hell With Dying (1988), reviews 162 14 Finding the Green Stone (1991), promotional materials 162 15 Finding the Green Stone (1991), reviews 162 16 Her Blue Body (1991), promotional materials 162 17 Her Blue Body (1991), reviews 162 18 Possessing the Secret of Joy (1992), bestseller lists 162 19 Possessing the Secret of Joy (1992), book cover 163 1 Possessing the Secret of Joy (1992), promotional materials 163 2 Possessing the Secret of Joy (1992), reviews [1 of 2] 163 3 Possessing the Secret of Joy (1992), reviews [2 of 2] 163 4 Meridian, stage production (1992), promotional materials 163 5 Meridian, stage production (1992), reviews 163 6 Warrior Marks (1993), promotional material 163 7 Warrior Marks (1993), reviews 163 8 The Complete Stories (1994), book cover 163 9 The Complete Stories (1994), reviews 163 10 Dear Mother: An Anthology of Women Writing to or about Their Mothers (1994), edited by Marijke Woolsey and Susan King, reviews 163 11 Without a Guide: Contemporary Women's Travel Adventures (1994), edited by Katherine Govier, reviews 163 12 The Same River Twice (1996), book cover 163 13 The Same River Twice (1996), promotional material 163 14 The Same River Twice (1996), reviews 163 15 Anything We Love Can Be Saved (1997), book cover 163 16 Anything We Love Can Be Saved (1997), promotional materials 163 17 Anything We Love Can Be Saved (1997), reviews 163 18 By the Light of My Father's Smile (1998), book cover 164 1 By the Light of My Father's Smile (1998), promotional materials 164 2 By the Light of My Father's Smile (1998), reviews 164 3 The Way Forward is With a Broken Heart (2000), book cover 164 4 The Way Forward is With a Broken Heart (2000), reviews 164 5 Langston Hughes American Poet (2001), book cover 164 6 Absolute Trust in the Goodness of the Earth (2003), reviews 164 7 Now Is The Time to Open Your Heart (2004), book cover 164 8 Now Is The Time to Open Your Heart (2004), promotional materials 164 9 Now Is The Time to Open Your Heart (2004), reviews 164 10 There Is a Flower at the Tip of My Nose Smelling Me (2006), reviews 164 11 We Are the Ones We Have Been Waiting For (2007), promotional materials

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251 10 Overcoming Speechlessness: A Poet Encounters the Horror in Rwanda, Eastern Congo, and Palestine/Israel (2010), reviews

124 Alice Walker papers, circa 1930-2010 Manuscript Collection No. 1061 Subseries 5.3 General printed material, 1964-2013 Box 165 - Box 170

Scope and Content Note The general printed material contains magazine and newspaper clippings, fliers, programs, and research material sent to or collected by Alice Walker from 1964-2013. Newspaper and magazine clippings document Alice Walker's interest in political and social causes. This series also includes whole issues of rare newsletters and magazines collected by Walker. Of particular interest in this series are photocopies of monographic works related to African American history and Zora Neale Hurston annotated by Walker.

Arrangement Note Arranged by record type.

Box Folder Content 165 1 Articles, undated 165 2 Articles, 1964-1969 165 3 Articles, 1971-1979 165 4 Articles, 1980-1989 165 5 Articles, 1990-1998 165 6 Articles, 2000-2007 165 7 Brochures [1 of 2] 165 8 Brochures [2 of 2] 165 9 Calendars 251 11 Catalogs, 2013 166 1 Flyers/announcements, undated 166 2 Flyers/announcements, 1976-2006 251 12 Flyers/announcements, 2006-2012 166 3 Invitations, 1973-2006 166 4 Postcards/blank cards [1 of 2] 166 5 Postcards/blank cards [2 of 2] 166 6 Programs, funeral, 1967-2007 251 12 Programs, funeral, 2011 166 7 Programs, general, 1964-2006

Monographs 166 8 Hurston, Zora Neale, Mules and Men (1935) [photocopies, with marginalia by Alice Walker] 167 1 Puckett, Newbell Niles, Folk Beliefs of the Southern Negro (1926) [photocopies, with marginalia by Alice Walker] [1 of 3]

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167 2 Puckett, Newbell Niles, Folk Beliefs of the Southern Negro (1926) [photocopies, with marginalia by Alice Walker] [2 of 3] 167 3 Puckett, Newbell Niles, Folk Beliefs of the Southern Negro (1926) [photocopies, with marginalia by Alice Walker] [3 of 3]

Periodicals 167 4 Ace of Spades, January 1977 167 5 Alive Now! September/October 1981 167 6 Akwesasne Notes, late Summer 1984 167 7 Atlanta Voice, April 7-13, 1990 167 8 Author's Guild Bulletin, 1973-1987 [selected issues] 167 9 Basta! Sanctuary Organizer's Nuts and Bolts Supplement, 1983 167 10 Beads of Truth, Spring 1975 167 11 Black Poets Newsletter, March/April/May 1972 167 12 Books: A New Orleans Review, 1973-1974 [Walker served on the Advisory Board] 167 13 Boston NOW News, March/April 1988 167 14 Brown Sister, 1975 167 15 CAAS Newsletter, November 1979 (UCLA Center for Afro-American Studies) 167 16 Circling the Square, July 1982 167 17 The Community Writer's Project Inc., Spring 1988 168 1 Country Women, volumes 4, 8, 11-12 [circa 1970s] 168 2 Country Women, volumes 13, 17-19 [circa 1970s] 168 3 Country Women, volumes 21-22, 24-25 [circa 1970s] 168 4 Country Women, volumes, 27, 29, 33 [circa 1970s] 168 5 Dollars and Sense, June / July 1985 ("A Salute to America's Top 100 Black Business and Professional Women") 168 6 Elisabeth Sunday Studio News, Fall 2004 168 7 Feminist Revolution, May 9, 1975 [Redstockings Discloses Gloria Steinem's CIA Cover-Up] 168 8 Fespaco News, 1993 168 9 From the Flames, a Quarterly Journal of Radical Feminism and Spirituality, 1991-1994 [issues 2, 9, 13] 168 10 Hearsay, 1995-1996 (National Writer's Union - San Francisco Bay Area Local 3) 168 11 Highlander Reports, 1978-1979 168 12 I.D.A.F. Newsletter, December 1985 (International Defense and Aid Fund for Southern Africa) 168 13 Ile Omode, newsletter, October 2004 168 14 Morena Magazine, March-April 1983 169 1 Ms. Magazine, October 1975, September 1986, August 1987 169 2 New Settler, 2003-2004 [selected issues]

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169 3 New Women's Times, June 1982 169 4 News from the Film Fund, Winter 1979 169 5 Odyssey, March 1974 169 6 Omega Rising, August 1990 169 7 The Pen and Paper, Summer 1996 ("The Creative Voice of the Math/Science Institute") 169 8 People's World, July 17, 1982 169 9 Phoenix, January 20, 1977 169 10 Phoenix, April 20, 2002 (Sarah Lawrence College student newspaper) 169 11 Planted by the Waters, March 1987 169 12 A Safe Place Newsletter, December 1989 / January 1990 169 13 Sisters of the Word, Fall 2005 (Women's Research and Resource Center, Spelman College) 169 14 Sonoma Free Press, August 1998 169 15 Southern Patriot, March-April 1974 169 16 Spare Rib, August 1991 169 17 Spelman Messenger, Winter/Spring 1997 169 18 Spelman Spotlight, December 15, 1961 169 19 Street Spirit, 2004 169 20 Student Voice, 1963-1964 [selected issues] 169 21 Suppressed Histories Archives, 35th Anniversary Newsletter, 2005 169 22 Transafrica News, June 1982 169 23 Vegetarian Journaal, 1986 169 24 Visions, December 1995-Januray 1996 (University of California San Francisco Women's Resource Center) 169 25 Voices, 1987-1988 169 26 War Times / Tempo de Guerras, 2004-2006 169 27 We Are the World, commemorative booklet, 1985 170 1 Woman of Power, Summer 1987 170 2 The Womanist, a Mills College Women of Color Journal, Spring 2006 170 3 Women as Healers, A Noble Tradition, exhibit catalog, Women's Research and Resource Center, Spelman College, 1983

127 Alice Walker papers, circa 1930-2010 Manuscript Collection No. 1061 Subseries 5.4 Posters, circa 1980-2013 OP2, OP4-OP5, OP10; XOP1

Scope and Content Note The subseries contains posters collected by Alice Walker from 1980-2013. Posters include promotional publicity for her books and appearances and general collected posters on various topics and political causes.

Arrangement Note Arranged in chronological order.

Box Folder Content OP10 - "Bob Marley," undated OP2 2 "Women's International League for Peace and Justice," undated OP2 3 "Nicaragua Debe Sobrevivir/Nicaragua Must Survive," [circa 1980s] XOP1 - Publicity for Film Adaptation of The Color Purple, signed by Steven Spielberg and others, [circa 1980s] OP5 10 "Five great years women's writing from The Women's Press" [circa 1980s] OP10 - "Alice Walker: Blues in der besten Tradition," Literatur im Frauenbuchverlag [circa 1980s] OP5 10 "Simmons College presents Writer, Poet, Novelist, An Evening with Alice Walker," Simmons College, Boston, Massachusetts, November 10, [1981] OP2 4 "Alice Walker Monday Oct. 24-Wednesday 26," Central Carolina Technical Institute and Lee County High School [1982] OP12 11 “Paperback Best Sellers,” New York Times Book Review, poster, June 26, 1983 OP5 10 "A Reading by Alice Walker," (Kate Thompson, designer), October 1, 1983 OP2 5 "Announcing: New Promotion and Advertising Support for the Year's Big Trade Paperback Winner! [The Color Purple] [circa 1983] OP12 14 “Winner! Pulitzer Prize for Fiction and the American Book Award for Fiction. Read both the Color Purple and Meridian Now,” Washington Square Press, [1983] OP5 10 "Bessy Head, The Writer in a Third World Context: The Issues and Themes and How They Relate to Us," Loyola Campus, November 1, [1983] OP10 - "Alice Walker in Her Garden," Wild Trees Press, 1984 OP12 12 Sweet Honey in the Rock, poster signed by group, [1984?] OP10 - "Poet and Novelist Alice Walker, Winner of the Pulitzer Prize for The Color Purple Reading," Florida Junior College at Jacksonville, February 10, 1984 OP2 6 "Tokens: A Play on the Plague," Theater Artaud, May 16-June 16, 1985 OP5 10 "An Evening with Alice Walker," Readings and Discussion, University of California, Davis, April 28, 1986 OP2 7 "Art Makes Life," (Pacific School of Religion, designer), January 22, 1986

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OP12 9 “A Private Conversation with Alice Walker,” American Program Bureau, November 5, 1986 OP2 8 "Winnie Mandela and Archbishop Desmond Tutu," (The Detroit Press/David Turnley, photographer), (Michigan Coalition for Human Rights, 1987) OP10 - "To Hell With Dying," (Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1987) OP12 10 Madre, First National Gathering, New York, May 20-22, 1988 OP2 9 "Would You Whitewash the Color Purple?" Open Books for Open Minds, Banned Books Week, September 24-October 1, 1988 OP5 10 "Alice Walker..from the Women's Press," [circa 1988] [features The Temple of My Familiar and other titles] OP5 10 "Alice Walker The Temple of My Familiar," 1989 OP12 8 “Alice Walker, Pulitzer-Prize-winning writer: a Reading,” Georgia Hall, University of Georgia, May 10, 1989 OP10 - Highland Estates, Kendall-Jackson Vineyard Estates [circa 1990s] [inscribed by Alice Walker: "The Road to Temple Jook?"] OP5 10 "Stop Prison Slave Labor," (Dorthea Lange and Fire Works Grafix, photographer and designer), [1990s] OP5 10 "Mumia for President of the United States of Amerika," (Fire Works Grafix, photographer), [circa 1990s] OP5 10 "Alice Walker" with quote by June Jordan, (Women's Press), [1990s] OP12 7 “Alice Walker: Her Blue Body Everything We Know,” Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, promotional poster, [1991] OP4 2 "You Can't Keep a Good Woman Down: An Evening with Alice Walker," Winston-Salem State University, April 13, 1991 OP5 11 "Bringing Mumia Home: An Uncensored Evening of Hip Hop Spirit & Hard Knock Wisdom," [1990s/2000s] OP5 11 "Glow Celebrates Black History Month," [1990s/2000s] OP2 10 "United Promotions in Association with Spare Rib Magazine Presents an Evening with Alice Walker and Special Guests," Hackney Empire, London, October 13, 1992 OP2 11 "Curt Richter: Faces and Stories," 1996 [2 copies] OP5 11 Mumia Abu-Jamal, Spoken Word, with music by Man is the Bastard, 1997 OP5 11 Publicity for The Same River Twice: Honoring the Difficult, (Francesco Mastalia and Alfonso Pagano, photographers), 1997 OP10 - "In Conversation: Studs Terkel & Howard Zinn," February 14, 1998 OP5 11 "An Afternoon with Alice Walker," University of Hawaii, Manoa, March 11, 1998 OP5 11 "Critical Resistance: Beyond the Industrial Complex: A National Conference and Strategy Session," September 25-27, 1998 OP5 11 "Mumia 911," National Day of Art to Stop the Execution of Mumia Abu-Jamal, September 11, 1999 OP5 11 "NO!: A Documentary by Aishah Shahidah Simmons," [2000s]

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OP5 11 "An Evening of Conscience," October 2 [2000s] OP12 15 "An Evening of Conscience," October 2 [2000s] OP5 11 Publicity for The Way Forward is With a Broken Heart, 2000 OP5 12 "Eatonton Literary Festival & Book Fair," August 4 & 5, 2000 OP5 12 "An Evening with Alice: Celebrating "The Way Forward is With a Broken Heart," (Vaschell and Bob Baldock, photographer and designer), October 22, 2000 OP5 12 "An Evening of Independent Voices," San Francisco Bay Area Book Festival, November 13, 2000 OP2 12 Japanese publicity for Anything We Love Can Be Saved, 2003 OP10 - "Absolute Trust in the Goodness of the Earth: New Poems," [2003] OP5 12 "Stop the War on Iraq!: Mass March and Rally, February 16, 2003 OP5 12 "Praise for the World: A Community Concert Ritual in Devotion to the Earth," March 22, 2003 OP5 12 "Alice Walker: Faye Spanos Concert Hall," February 5, 2004 OP5 12 "Alice Walker & OUSD present: The June Jordan Poetry Prize for 9th and 10th grade students," April 30, 2004 [2 versions] OP2 13 "In Search of Our Mothers' Gardens" (Korean version), May 29, 2004 OP5 12 "Alice Walker in Conversation with Democracy Now! Host Amy Goodman," (Design Action Collective, designer), January 27, 2006 OP5 12 "Alice Walker, The Necessity of Poetry, The Necessity of Play," St. Mary's College of California, April 4, 2006 [2 copies] OP5 12 "The World Can't Wait, Drive Out the Bush Regime," National Day of Mass Resistance, October 5, 2006 OP12 13 “Why War is Never a Good Idea,” promotional poster, Harper Collins, 2007 OP2 14 "Small Press Month: Celebrate Great Writing," (Jean Weisinger and Lulu.com, photographer and designer), March 2007 OP4 3 "An Evening with Ali Abunimah with Special Guest Alice Walker," October 5, 2011 OP4 4 "KPFA presents Alice Walker," July 31, 2013

130 Alice Walker papers, circa 1930-2010 Manuscript Collection No. 1061 Series 6 Writings by others, 1966-2012 Box 171 - Box 179, 251

Scope and Content Note The series consists of writings by other authors that were sent to Alice Walker including writings about Walker and other general writings from 1966-2012. Writings include poetry, essays, articles, book proposals, dissertations and theses, speeches, songs, and play scripts. Writings that include significant correspondence have been retained in Correspondence (Series 1), but cross-references have been provided in this series. Writings by others that adapt writings of Alice Walker may be found in the Derivative Works (Subseries 2.5) portion of the Writings series. Writings by others can also be found in Born digital materials (Series 13).

Arrangement Note Arranged by record type; then in chronological order.

Essays Box Folder Content - - Aspara, Hayes, "The Concept of Love in Meridian," 1985, [see Correspondence (Series 1), May 30, 1985] - - Aucello, Steve, "Alice Walker: Triumph of the Afro-American Woman," 1991 [see Correspondence (Series 1), March 13, 1991] 171 1 Bechdolf, Ute, "The Development of a Black Feminist Theory of Literature: Alice Walker," 1986 171 2 Bell, Derrick A., Jr., "Alternative Remedies Under Brown: An Essay on Three Questions," undated 171 3 Berry, Kim, "An Essay on In Search of Our Mothers Gardens: Womanist Prose," 1985 171 4 Bethel, Lorraine, "Ann Petry and Richard Wright: The Sexual Politics of Black Female/Male Relationships in the Street and Native Son," 1975 - - Bezucha, Margaret, "Personal Statement," 1986, [see Correspondence (Series 1), March 8, 1986] 171 5 Birnbaum, Lucia Chiavola, "Dark Mother of Prehistory, Dark Others & Contemporary Killing," 2003 171 6 Bobo, Jacqueline, "Reading Through the Text: the Black Woman as Audience," 1992 171 7 Boyd, Melba Joyce, "The Salt in the Sugar: A Comparative Analysis of the Novel & the Film, The Color Purple," 1986 171 8 Callahan, John, In the African American Grain, Excerpts, 1985 171 9 Callahan, John F., "In Contention: the Pursuit of Irish-American Identity," 1986 171 10 Callahan, John F., "Reconsideration of Alice Walker's Higher Ground," undated 171 11 Cliff, Michelle, "Caliban's Daughter: The Tempest and the Teapot," 1991

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171 12 Cooke, Michael G., "Afro-American Literature in the Twentieth Century," Partial Draft, 1984 171 13 Cooper, Jane, "Nothing Has Been Used in the Manufacture of This Poetry That Could Have Been Used In," 1974 171 14 Dahlbom, Karyl, "Reach for the Stars," undated 171 15 Featherston, Elena, "Alice Walker: Visions of the Spirit," documentary proposal, 1983 [See also Audiovisual Materials (Series 9)] 171 16 Felhoelter, M. Clarita, "Nomenclature in The Color Purple," 1985 171 17 Ferdinand, Daphne, "We Have a Right and Responsibility to Know," undated - - Fontaine, Demetra Gayle, "Half Black, Half White, "1984, [see Correspondence (Series 1) January 10, 1984] 171 18 Fradkin, Betty McGinnis, "Conversations with Bessie," 1978 171 19 Gardner, Tracey A., "Racism in Pornography and the Women's Movement," undated 171 20 [?], Greg, "The Religion of Vegetarianism," undated 171 21 Green, Synthia and Nell Myhand, "Revolutionary Petunias," 2002 171 22 H.H., "Hiram's Fragment," undated 171 23 Hamill, Pete, "Letter to a Black Friend," undated - - Harjo, Joy, [Review:] "Horses Make a Landscape Look More Beautiful," [see Correspondence (Series 1), February 22, 1985] 171 24 Harper, Diane, "Myth, Magic, and Mystery: Portraiture of the Conjure Woman in Modern African and African American Literature," 1989 171 25 Harrison, William, "Shug Avery: A Woman Loving God," October 12, 1985 171 26 Head, Bessie, "Biographical Notes," undated 171 27 Hull, Gloria T., "Researching Alice Dunbar-Nelson: A Personal and Literary Perspective," undated 171 28 Humez, Jean, "The Old Woman Was a Witch: Visionary Dreams of a Black Shaker Woman," undated 171 29 Isaacs, Diane S., "No Longer Underground: Black Women Critics as Conductors," 1983 - - Jordan, June, "On Israel and Lebanon: A Response to Adrienne Rich from One Black Woman," 1982, [see Correspondence (Series 1), October 10, 1982] 171 30 Karanja, Ayana, "Zora Neale Hurston and Alice Walker: A Transcendent Relationship," 1988 172 1 Kearns, Tim, "Black Happenings at Yale: Badass and Petunia," 1973 - - Kelly, Khaiim, "Langston Hughes," 1991 [see Correspondence (Series 1), April 29, 1991 from Maryam Lowen] 172 2 Kirschner, Susan, "The Canon of American Literature in China," undated 172 3 Kirschner, Susan, "The Critical Reception of Alice Walker's Meridian: A Case Study," 1980 172 4 Kirschner, Susan, untitled essay, 1985

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- - Lawrence, Charles R., "Cringing at Myths of Black Sexuality" in Southern California Law Review, "Crossburning and the Sound of Silence: Antisubordination Theory and the First Amendment" in Villanova Law Review, 1993 [see Correspondence (Series 1), July 11, 1993] 172 5 Leaks, Linda, "Sexism: A Colonial Tactic," 1980 172 6 Lewis, David Levering, "Harlem in Vogue: Art and Politics in the Early Twenties," 1978 172 7 Lightfoot, Sara Lawrence, "For Jewel Hairston Bell: A Remembrance," undated - - Lowen, Maryam, table of contents and excerpts from first draft of autobiography, 1993 [see Correspondence (Series 1), November 15, 1993] 172 8 Merrill, Charles, "Jerusalem Report," 1987 172 9 Merrill, Charles, "Philanthropy and Rough Times-The Search for Priorities," 1987 172 10 Merrill, Charles, "The Love of a Good Fight," 1988 172 11 Mhunzi, Pete M., "The Color Purple and the Question of Male vs. Masculine Stereotypes," undated 172 12 Miller, Christine, "Paulo Freire and Female Genital Mutilation," March 1994 172 13 Peters, Gretchen, "Alice Walker: An Insight into Her Portrayal of Men," April 1986 172 14 Pjerrou, Mary, "Hypatia, the Lost Philosopher," undated 172 15 Platt, Tony, "E Franklin Frazier Reconsidered," [1990] 172 16 Randall, Margaret, "Cuba & the U.S. Blockade: Its Toll on Women," undated 172 17 Randall, Margaret, "Daring to Know, or How We Construct Truth," undated - - Randall, Margaret, "Women on the River," 1997 [see Correspondence (Series 1) (Series 1), July 26, 1997] 172 18 Rojas, Marta, "Holy Lust or White's Papers," 1997 - - Rukeyser, Muriel, "Poems," 1979 [see Correspondence (Series 1), March 25, 1979] 172 19 Salbi, Zainab, "Close Friends from a Distant Land," book proposal, 2004 - - Sanders, Joshunda, "Homegirls," [see Correspondence (Series 1), October 28, 2004] 172 20 Schaefer, Carol, "Grandmothers Counsel the World: Other Women Elders," 2006 - - Seaton, Esta, various poems, undated [see Correspondence (Series 1), circa 1966-1967] 172 21 Shands, Annette, "Young Women in the Works of Alice Walker: A Search for Innocence," abstract, undated 172 22 Shange, Ntozake, "Sassafrass," excerpt, 1975 172 23 Shange, Ntozake, "Sassafrass, Cypress, and Indigo," excerpt for Ms. Magazine, 1982 172 24 Smith, Barbara, "The Poetry of Memory," 1973

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172 25 Smith, Barbara, "The Relationships between Men and Women in the Writing of Ann Petry," 1973 172 26 Smith, Barbara, "Sexual Politics and the Fiction of Zora Neale Hurston," [circa 1970s] 172 27 Smith, Barbara, "Sexual Politics in Richard Wright's Eight Men," 1975 172 28 Southern Regional Council, "Southern Voices," prospectus, undated - - Spiegel, Marjorie, SLAVERY: Racism and Speciesism, 1987 [ see Correspondence (Series 1), January 12, 1987] 172 29 "Statement of 10 Jane Does and 1 Nancy Reagan Being Held at Bamburg Count Jail, SC after Blockading the Savannah River Plant," 1983 - - Stedwell-Wright, Paki, "Five Female Glitterati: A Literary Quiz," and "Five Male Glitterati: Another Literary Quiz" [see Correspondence (Series 1), March 16, 1987] 172 30 Steinem, Gloria, "Do You Know This Woman?" 1982 172 31 Steinem, Gloria, "Feminism," undated 172 32 Steinem, Gloria, "Womanism," Reader's Companion to U.S. Women's History, 1997 172 33 Stoltenberg, John, "Refusing to Be a Man," undated 172 34 Unidentified, "Black Song (Dedicated to All Black Women)," 1979 172 35 Unidentified, "On the Presentation of Womanism in The Color Purple," undated 172 36 Unidentified, "Poetry," undated 172 37 Vogel, Peter, "The Last Wave from Port Chicago," 1981 172 38 Vogel, Peter, "The Last Wave from Port Chicago," 1982 172 39 Wagner, Liz, "The Color Purple by Alice Walker," 1986 172 40 Walker, William, 10th Grade Memoir," undated 173 1 Walker, William, "Los Atlantos," undated 173 2 Walker, William H. "The Road," 1996 - - Washington, Mary Helen, "Alice Walker," 1979, [see Correspondence (Series 1), 1979] 173 3 Washington, Mary Helen, "Black Women Image Makers," undated - - Washington, Mary Helen, "Plain Black and Decently Wild: The Heroic Potential of Maud Martha," 1980, [see Correspondence (Series 1), June 23, 1980] 173 4 Welch, Tori, "A Dying Tradition: Female Circumcision in Meru," 1993 - - White, Evelyn, "Not Even a Whisper: Black Women And Friendship," 1993 [see Correspondence (Series 1), May 25, 1993] - - White, Evelyn, "Fashioning Ourselves: The Womanist Ethics of Alice Walker," 1993 [see Correspondence (Series 1), December 7, 1993] - - White, Evelyn, draft "Ch. 40 Country People," [see Correspondence (Series 1), May 28, 2001] 173 5 Whitfield, V.E., untitled, 1986 173 6 Williams, Sherley Ann, "Some Implications of Womanist Theory," 1986

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173 7 Willis, Susan, "Alice Walker's Women," 1983 173 8 Women's Art Festival, "Statement of Intent," 1974 - - Youngblood, Shay, "notes on a nappy head," 1984, [see Correspondence (Series 1), January 30, 1984]

Books/Theses/Dissertations 173 9 Allen, Robert L., "The Port Chicago Disaster and Its Aftermath," draft, 1982 173 10 Allen, Robert L., "The Port Chicago Disaster and Its Aftermath," interviews, 1976-1980 [1 of 2] 173 11 Allen, Robert L., "The Port Chicago Disaster and Its Aftermath," -interviews, 1976-1980 [2 of 2] 173 12 Chernin, Kim and Renate Stendhal, "Taxi to the Temple: Truth, Sex, & the Sacred," undated [1 of 2] 173 13 Chernin, Kim and Renate Stendhal, "Taxi to the Temple: Truth, Sex, & the Sacred," undated [2 of 2] 251 28 Darwish, Wata, "Men and Women, Conflict and Reconciliation in Alice Walker's Fiction," 2000 January 174 1 Eisler, Riane, "The Power of Partnership," excerpt, 2001 174 2 Falade, Solange Pulcherie, "The Color Purple by Alice Walker: A Comparative Study of the Novel, the Movie, and the French Translation of the Novel," 1990 174 3 Gates, Henry Louis (ed.), Our Nig, Introduction (draft), undated. 174 4 Harding, Vincent, "The Other American Revolution: A Brief History of the Struggle for Black Freedom" draft, 1973 [1 of 2] 174 5 Harding, Vincent, "The Other American Revolution: A Brief History of the Struggle for Black Freedom" draft, 1973 [2 of 2] 174 6 Hudson, Winson, "A Lonely Walk to the Courthouse: The Autobiography of Mrs. Winson Hudson," 4th draft, 1995, [1 of 3] 174 7 Hudson, Winson, "A Lonely Walk to the Courthouse: The Autobiography of Mrs. Winson Hudson," 4th draft, 1995, [2 of 3] 175 1 Hudson, Winson, "A Lonely Walk to the Courthouse: The Autobiography of Mrs. Winson Hudson," 4th draft, 1995, [3 of 3] 175 2 Hull, Gloria T., All the Women are White, All the Blacks Are Men, table of contents, undated 175 3 Joseph, Toni Y., "One Voice: A Journalist Raises Hers to Tell Insightful Stories of the Black Experience," 1993 175 4 Laub, Thomas, "Male Redemption and the Spiritually Whole Worlds in the Novels of Alice Walker," 1986 175 5 Lee, William Poy, "The Eighth Promise," June 2003 [1 of 3] 175 6 Lee, William Poy, "The Eighth Promise," June 2003 [2 of 3] 175 7 Lee, William Poy, "The Eighth Promise," June 2003 [3 of 3] 175 8 Lee, William Poy, "The Eighth Promise," July 2003, [1 of 2] 175 9 Lee, William Poy, "The Eighth Promise," July 2003 [2 of 2]

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175 10 Lee, William Poy, "The Eighth Promise," chapter draft fragment, undated 176 1 Loftis, N.J., "Black Anima," uncorrected proof, 1973 176 2 Lorde, Audre, "Uses of the Erotic: The Erotic as Power," excerpt, undated 176 3 Miglavs, Janis, "My Search for the Mything Link," book proposal, 2003 - - Moore, Elizabeth, "The Black Rose Dreaming," 2005, dissertation [see Correspondence (Series 1), December 7, 2005] 176 4 Peters, Erskine, "William Faulkner: The Yoknapatawpha World and Black Being," 1981 [1 of 3] 176 5 Peters, Erskine, "William Faulkner: The Yoknapatawpha World and Black Being," 1981 [2 of 3] 176 6 Peters, Erskine, "William Faulkner: The Yoknapatawpha World and Black Being," 1981 [3 of 3] 176 7 Randall, Margaret, "Memory Says Yes," page proofs, 1987 176 8 Reddy, T.J., "Less Than A Score, But A Point," setting copy, 1974 177 1 Salbi, Zainab, "The Other Side of War," book proposal, 2006 177 2 Schiffman, Jennifer, "Male and Female Character Growth as Seen in the Novels of Alice Walker," 1991 177 3 Simcikova, Karla, "To Live Fully Here and Now: The Healing Vision in the Works of Alice Walker," undated [1 of 2] 177 4 Simcikova, Karla, "To Live Fully Here and Now: The Healing Vision in the Works of Alice Walker," undated [2 of 2] 177 5 Spiegel, Marjorie, "The Dreaded Comparison: Human and Animal Slavery," with photocopied preface by Alice Walker, 1987 177 6 Story, Jamal, "To Walk Past a Field and Notice," [2006] 177 7 Terkel, Studs, "Touch and Go: A Memoir," proof copy, 2007 177 8 Unidentified, "Michelle Murray's Journal," undated 177 9 Zolotow, Charlotte, Sleepy Book, partial copy, 2001

Poems 178 1 A.C.F., "The Passing of Mist," 1966 - - Allen, Pam, untitled "Last Night I saw my love," 1973, [see Correspondence (Series 1), October 26, 1973] - - Atwell, Julie, "Rainbows," 1989 [see Correspondence (Series 1), March 8,1989] 178 2 Awiakta, Marilou, "Motheroot," undated - - Belile, Liz, "Confessional Poert Blues of In Response to "Why I?," "The Berner, Ma, "The Isle of .." 1985, [see Correspondence (Series 1), July 1985] 178 3 Beaubien, Michael C., "Sankofa," undated 178 4 Ben-Avraham, "Fire," undated 178 5 Ben-Avraham, "Man and Woman," undated 178 6 Berger, Judy, Untitled: "On A Road Undiscovered By Lamps," undated

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- - Berry, Kelly-Marie, "Rustic Alice," 1985, [see Correspondence (Series 1), September 15, 1985] - - Bishop, Martina, "Poem to Alice," 1988 [see Correspondence (Series 1), September 8, 1988] 178 7 Braxton, Joanne, "Poem for a Black Student Suicide," 1970 - - Brown, Beverly, "Juice," 1984, [see Correspondence (Series 1) January 31, 1984] - - Cardona, Lori, ""There's Beauty in Darkness," 1985, [see Correspondence (Series 1), September 25, 1985] 178 8 Carlisle, Karen, "Illuminations," 1987 178 9 Cartier, Marie, "Embrace. Beloved." undated - - Chrisman, Robert, "At Maya and Paul's", "My Ship is This House", 1977 [see Correspondence (Series 1), February 16, 1977] - - Chrisman, Robert, "Philoctetes," "New York, New York," 1977, [see Correspondence (Series 1), September 26, 1977] 178 10 Chrisman, Robert, "Sonnet for Alice (II)," February 8, 1976 178 11 Dawson, Julia, "It Stopped Here" - - DeBolt, Virginia, "untitled," 1991, [see Correspondence (Series 1), May 27, 1991] 178 12 Dellinger, Drew, "Love Letter to the Milky Way," undated 178 13 El Saffar, Ruth, "Love Song (for Alice Walker)," undated - - Engel, Kathy, "Ruth's Skirts," 2004 [see Correspondence (Series 1), April 11, 2004] 178 14 Fales, Amber, "Crone," undated 178 15 Fales, Amber, "My People: Poem for Alice Walker," undated 178 16 Feifer [Weaver], Maxine, "Saint Francis," undated - - Ferg, Jeanne, "African Queen," "The Passing of James," "Portrait of a Dying Woman," 1986, [see Correspondence (Series 1), January 14, 1986] - - Forest Dweller, Maria, "Daughter," "Crumbs of Affection," "Michael," 1989 [see Correspondence (Series 1), 1989] - - Gibbons, Kevin, "Suicide Notes," "Conversation w/ woman," Six," "Three," 1986 [see Correspondence (Series 1), 1896] - - Golden, Donna, "Your Soul is the Cocoon," 1986, [see Correspondence (Series 1), August 7, 1986] 178 17 Guthier, F., "If I Found A Little Flower," 1966 178 18 Harper, Michael, "Alice," 1974 - - Harper, Michael, "Grandfather." "The Morse Recount: History as Bridge, A Convention" [1974] [see Correspondence (Series 1) 1974] 178 19 Hartwich, Jacqueline, "Why Happy Blues Is So Good To Dance," undated - - Hathaway, "FGM," "Sleeping Alone," 1997 [see Correspondence (Series 1), May 7, 1997]

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- - Hawley, Beatrice, "Drought," 1984 [see Correspondence (Series 1), November 7, 1984] 178 20 Hawkins, David, "Lovingness," undated 178 21 Hayden, Robert, "Beginnings," undated - - Head, Linda Weasel, "The Stone Woman," 1990 [see Correspondence (Series 1), 1990] - - Helper, Kate, "Voices; because of A.W.," 1990 [see Correspondence (Series 1), May 15, 1990] - - Hememway, Robin, "The Words Flow Through," "Circus Time," [1979] [See Correspondence (Series 1), December 3, 1979] - - hooks, bell, "The women who walked behind," [1979] [see Correspondence (Series 1), 1979] - - Huber, Joe, "Expect Lots," 1987 [see Correspondence (Series 1), August 18, 1987] 178 22 Hudson, Winson, "If I Don't Tell You, You Will Never Know," 1989 - - Hurst, Charlice, "Reassurance," 1990 [see Correspondence (Series 1) November 19, 1990] 178 23 Jackson, Brandi R., "You Found the Genius. . .And I Thank You," undated - - Jodi, "Poem for a Black Student Suicide,"1971 [see Correspondence (Series 1), March 17, 1971] 178 24 Johnson, Ayana, "Zora Neale Hurston Reconsidered: Reflections on a Prismatic Personality," 1979 178 25 Johnson, Jim, "Arrowheads in Dust (For Alice Walker)," undated - - Johnson, Jim, ""the time of the hunters" and "depression picture," [1970?] [see Correspondence (Series 1), 1971] - - Johnson, James, "I knew a Woman," 1984 [see Correspondence (Series 1), June 29, 1984] - - Johnson-Gosselin, Adrienne, "After Reading The Temple of My Familiar, 1989 [see Correspondence (Series 1), August 18, 1989] 178 26 Jones, Gayl, "Alice" undated 178 27 Jones, Patricia, "Oracion," 1978 178 28 Jordan, June, "1976: The South African Minister of Justice Said the Anti- Government Disturbances of Recent Weeks..," 1976 - - Jordan, June, "On the Murder of Two Human Being Black Men," 1972 [see Correspondence (Series 1), November 22, 1972] - - Jordan, June, "Poem on The Newport Jazz Festival: Saratoga Springs and Especially about George Benson and everyone who was listening," 1979 [see Correspondence (Series 1), July 2, 1979] 178 29 Jordan, June, "Poem On a New Year's Eve," 1974 178 30 Jordan, June, "Rape Is Not A Poem," 1977 178 31 Jordan, June, "Roman Poem Number One," 1970

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178 32 Jordan, June, "Roman Poem, Number Five," 1970 178 33 Jordan, June, "Roman Poem, Number Thirteen," 1971 178 34 Jordan, June, "Roman Poem, Number Fourteen," 1971 178 35 Jordan, June, "Wasted," 1976 178 36 [?], Katrina, "What Is the Color of Purple," 1986 178 37 Kelly, Kate, "Barking at Sunspots," 1986 178 38 Kibler, John, "Solace Bind-Thinking of Alice Walker," undated 178 39 Lee, Gloria, "Santa's Dilemma," and "The Valentine Witch," 1973 [See also Correspondence, 1973] 178 40 Leventhal, Mel, "Alone At Night," 1966 178 41 Leventhal, Mel, "A.W.," 1966 178 42 Leventhal, Mel, "I Know Her Well," 1966 178 43 Leventhal, Mel, "Mexican Food," undated - - Liles, James, "Passion," 1984 [see Correspondence (Series 1), November 1984] - - Lord, Audre, "Song," 1988 [ see Correspondence (Series 1), July 1, 1988] - - Lowen, Maryam, "About a Poetizin Man," 1973 [see Correspondence (Series 1), June 6, 1973] - - Lowen, Maryam, "Disappointed," 2005 [see Correspondence (Series 1), February 28, 2005] - - Lowen, Maryam, "Endangered Species," 1990 [see Correspondence (Series 1), April 23, 1990] 178 44 Lowen, Maryam, "Ethel Rosenberg's Daughter," 1970 - - Lowen, Maryam, "from above," "from above II," 1991 [see Correspondence (Series 1), May 15, 1991] - - Lowen, Maryam, "Gringa," 1973 [see Correspondence (Series 1), June 6, 1973] - - Lowen, Maryam, "Holding," "Terror," "9/11," 2004 [see Correspondence (Series 1), October 19, 2004] 178 45 Lowen, Maryam, "Jesus Poem," July 30, 1993 - - Lowen, Maryam, "Miracle," 1973 [see Correspondence (Series 1), June 6, 1973] - - Lowen, Maryam, "My Brother's Cat," 1990 [see Correspondence (Series 1), August 28, 1990] 178 46 Lowen, Marilyn, "Passover, 1969," undated 178 47 Lowen, Maryam, "A Perfect Day," 2006 178 48 Lowen, Marilyn, "Three Poems for Alice," 2006 178 49 Lowen, Marilyn, untitled poem, "A Small Pink Flower," 2005 178 50 Lowen, Marilyn, untitled, "Once You Asked Me. . .," September 2006 178 51 Lowen, Marilyn, untitled poem, "12:41 On the Bank Clock . . .," 1973 178 52 Lynd, Staughton, "Hope and Hozro," 2000 - - MacDonald, Ali, "for Alice Walker (who blazed the trail I follow)," 1986 [see Correspondence (Series 1) March 1987]

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178 53 Martin, Herbert Woodward, "Botticelli's Venus," undated - - Maudlin, Susan, "Portrait of Katy," 1985 [see Correspondence (Series 1), January 1985] 178 54 McDonald, Beth, "Farida Means Tomorrow," 1978 178 55 McKay, Claude, "The White House," Poem, 1924 - - Melega, Pat, untitled journal entries, 1988 [see Correspondence (Series 1) March 30, 1988] - - Milford, Daniel, "She Took Me To Land's End," 1987 [see Correspondence (Series 1), October 20, 1987] 178 56 Miller, E. Ethelbert, "Alice," 1979 178 57 Nayo, Akilah, "A Poem for My Father and for Alice Walker," 1979 178 58 Nye, Naomi Shihab, "The Arabs Say," undated 178 59 Pangborn, Edgar, "Episode,"; "Sapphics, for Icarus," "Poet," and "Vermeer, Head of a Girl," 1967 178 60 Parmar, Pratibha, "The Gambia," 1993 178 61 Parrish, Shirley Solomon, "Home" and "Winter Trees," 1986 - - Perlman, Willa, "Visiting Alice," 1990 [see Correspondence (Series 1) December 14, 1990] - - Peterson, Paul, "Going to Pieces," 1989 [see Correspondence (Series 1) March 13, 1989] 178 62 Pinsonneault, Michelle, "Dear Celie," undated - - Pipkin, Shannon, "We Go on Forever," 1986 [see Correspondence (Series 1), August 31, 1986] - - Poindexter, Cynthia, "The Color of Deep Purple Rain," "The Alice Palace," 1985 [see Correspondence (Series 1) February 21, 1985] - - Pulliam, Helen, "The Moment, Aesthetic-For Alice Walker," 1982 [see Correspondence (Series 1), August 27, 1982] 178 63 Radden, Viki, "As Lovely As a Tree," undated 178 64 Radden, Viki, "Not Black America," undated 178 65 Radden, Viki, "Thoughts on Turning 25," undated - - Randall, Margaret, "Easier to Match His Face, "The Letter," "The Second Photograph," "Someone Trusted Has Used Force," 1986 [see Correspondence (Series 1), June 2, 1986] - - Ransom, Sharon, "Pregnant Spirit," 1985 [see Correspondence (Series 1) March 9, 1985] - - Reed, Dorothy M., "I'll forget that you lied to me", 1984 [see Correspondence (Series 1), [1984]] 178 66 Rich, Adrienne, untitled "Light At A Window," 1974 - - Richards, Dick, "what can a white man say to a black woman," 1991 [see Correspondence (Series 1), December 3, 1991]

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- - Richmond, Ann Freeman, "For Anthony," 1985 [see Correspondence (Series 1), March 14, 1985] - - Roberson, Kathy, "Uncounted Muses.." 1984 [see Correspondence (Series 1), April 16, 1984] - - Robinson, Anike, "A Request of the Goddess," 1992 [see Correspondence (Series 1), 1992] 178 67 Rooks, Belvie, "Soon and Very Soon," 1987 - - Roseman, Sabina Jacyna, "Left Handed World," "To the Artist," 1978 [see Correspondence (Series 1), [1978]] 178 68 Rowell, Charles H., "The Old Women Still Sing," undated - - Rukeyser, Muriel, "My Life Flying to Your Life" 1988 [see Correspondence (Series 1), Dina Rukeyser, August 24, 1988] 178 69 Rukeyser, Muriel, "The Speed of Darkness," 1966 - - Rukeyser, Muriel, "An Unborn Poet," 1979 [see Correspondence (Series 1), March 25, 1979] - - Rukeyser, Muriel, "An Unborn Poet," 1979 [see Correspondence (Series 1), August 10, 2001] - - Salaam, Kalamu ya, "..and raise beauty to another level of sweetness" [1979] [see Correspondence (Series 1), March 22, 1979] - - Sanderson, Sara, "To Africa's Sons," 1989 [see Correspondence (Series 1), February 13, 1989] - - Seaton, Esta, "Achilles, in His Tent," "Note on a Vanishing Spring," "The Cut Cord," and "Homage to King Lear," [1967] [see Correspondence (Series 1), 1967] - - Sheftall, Beverly Guy, "To My Cabin," 1978 [see Correspondence (Series 1) February 1, 1978] - - Sichen, Kali, "My Children - My Salvation," 1981 [see Correspondence (Series 1), September 23, 1981] - - Siler, Jamers, "You Are" 1984 [see Correspondence (Series 1) November 29, 1984] - - Sjöö, Monica, "Lament for My Dead Son," undated [see Correspondence (Series 1), undated] - - Steinem, Gloria, "My Friend's Daughter," undated [see Correspondence (Series 1), undated] - - Torres, Margaret, "On Finding Letters from Mississippi, and "February 8, 1967," [1967] [see Correspondence (Series 1), [1967] 178 70 Tsoi, Carol, "Children," 2002 251 14 Unidentified, "For Lisa Inspired by 'These Days' by Alice Walker," September 12, 2012 178 71 Unidentified, "I Got Sidetracked," 1973 179 1 Unidentified, "I Was Born," 1973 179 2 Unidentified, Untitled: "Last Night I Saw My Love," undated

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179 3 Unidentified, "More Than Kin," undated 179 4 Unidentified, "Nightletters," 1977 179 5 Unidentified, "Poem on the Road for Alice Walker," undated 179 6 Unidentified, "Preface Poem," 1973 179 7 Unidentified, "The Relevance of BD," undated 179 8 Unidentified, "Sabbath Blessings," 1991 179 9 Unidentified, "Unseen Fatherhood (A Fragment)," undated 179 10 Vaughan, Monica, "For Alice Walker, 2 (too)," 1989 179 11 Vennema, Gerrie, "Everything's Asking to be" 179 12 Waniek, Marilyn Nelson, "Fear of Floating," undated 179 13 Waniek, Marilyn Nelson, "Poem with Sixteen Names," 1978 179 14 Ward, Jerry, "Bookmarks," 1973 - - Ward, Jerry W., "Open," "Mississippi Juju," 1973 [see Correspondence (Series 1), December 9, 1973] - - Washington, Jerome, untitled, 1984 [see Correspondence (Series 1), April 2, 1984] - - Water, Tom, "Your letter and my lasagna," 1987 [see Correspondence (Series 1), April 23, 1987] - - Weis, Beth, untitled, 1989 [see Correspondence (Series 1), May 25, 1989] 179 15 Wesley, John M., "Poems," 1969-1970 179 16 White, Cindy, "Each One, Pull One," 1985 - - White, Evelyn, "I, Too," 2005 [see Correspondence (Series 1), February 22, 2005] 179 17 Williams, Gaye, "Transformation," 1986 - - Williams, Marissa, "Never Soldier," 1988 [see Correspondence (Series 1), December 28, 1988] - - Williams, Sherley Ann, "The Market at Medina: An Afro-American Returns," 1985 [see Correspondence (Series 1), July 11, 1985] 179 18 Wilson, Sharon, "A Prayer for My Quadroon Daughter," undated 179 19 Wiseman, Mark Huntington, "Alice-by-the-Fire," undated - - Wiseman, Mark Huntington, "For Alice, On Passing Another Birthday," 1967 [see Correspondence (Series 1), February 11, 1967] 179 20 Wright, Jay, "The Homecoming Singer," "My Mother Dances on the Jut of God's Good Hip," undated - - Zdunczyk, Paula, untitled limerick, 1990 [see Correspondence (Series 1), 1990] - - Zucker, Marilyn, "Letter Scraps," 1984 [see Correspondence (Series 1), March 5, 1984]

Scripts 179 21 Collins, C.C., "No One Seems to Care As Much," undated 179 22 Cooper, J. California, "The Weight of Clay," 1980

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179 23 Mire, Soraya, "Unhealing Wounds," undated

Short Stories 179 24 Carpenter, Shari, untitled short story, undated - - Crawford, Lacy, untitled, 1992 [see Correspondence (Series 1), August 13, 1992] 179 25 Head, Bessie, "The Lovers," undated - - Jennings-Teats, Rob, "Nduku's Story," 1988 [see Correspondence (Series 1) August 11, 1988] - - Marshall, Niobe, "Waiting Their Turn," "Simone, the Dancing Spider," "Imani's New Friend," "First Meeting," 1988 [see Correspondence (Series 1), April 8, 1988] - - Mendez, Charlotte, "Purple Asters," 1986 [see Correspondence (Series 1), November 18, 1986] - - Merrill, Charles, "Memoirs: Krakow I," undated [see Correspondence (Series 1), undated] 179 26 Radden, Viki, untitled, undated 179 27 Rooks, Belvie, untitled, undated - - Seaton, Esta, "The Green Breast of the New World," [1967] [see Correspondence (Series 1), [1967]] 179 28 Stetson, Earlene, "A Poor Dog," "On the Verge of Becoming," "One Monkey," undated - - West, Marion R., "Dear God: God is More than---," 1986 [see Correspondence (Series 1), April 5, 1986] - - Zucker, Marilyn, untitled, 1984, [see Correspondence (Series 1), March 5, 1984]

Songs/Music - - Hammond, John W, "The Color Purple," 1984 [see Correspondence (Series 1) November 25, 1984] 179 29 Hairston, Jacqui, "The Color Purple," sheet music, 2006 179 30 Hairston, Jacqui, "Thank You for This Day," sheet music, undated 179 31 Hardy, John, "When We Let the Spirit Lead Us," lyrical adaptation of AW poem, 2005 - - Jones, Quincy, "The Color Purple," 1985 [see Correspondence (Series 1), September 20, 1985] 179 32 Tifton, Chelsea, "Alice Walker Songs," 1985-86

Speeches 179 33 Amritanandamyi, Sri Mata, "The Awakening of Universal Motherhood," October 2, 2002 179 34 Bartlett, Josiah, "Another Spiritual Giant from India," November 16, 1986 179 35 Jackson, Jesse, "The Challenge of Our Day: Confronting Environmental and Economic Violence," Mendocino Highlands, California, March 20, 1988

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- - Jones, Quincy, "The Melody H as Changed: Some Thoughts on the Meaning of Excellence and Truth," 1985 [September 20, 1985] 179 36 Merrill, Charles, "Morehouse College Commencement Speech," 1967 179 37 Merrill, Charles, "The Religious Establishment and Death," 1984 - - Ruz, Fidel Castro, speech marking birthday of Elián González, December 13, 2003 [see Correspondence (Series 1) December 16, 2003] 179 38 Ruz, Fidel Castro, "Speech on the 51st Anniversary of the Attack on the Moncada and Carlos Manuel de Cespedes Fortresses," 2004 - - Ruz, Fidel Castro, "Second Epistle," 2004 speech to President Bush [see Correspondence (Series 1) June 21, 2004] - - Zinn, Howard, "Against Discouragement," commencement speech at Spelman on May 15, 2005 [see Correspondence (Series 1) May 30, 2005-Maryam Lowen]

144 Alice Walker papers, circa 1930-2010 Manuscript Collection No. 1061 Series 7 Scrapbooks, 1959-1996 BV 2-7; OBV 1

Scope and Content Note The series contains scrapbooks collected and/or created by Alice Walker from 1959-1996. The scrapbooks contain a combination of printed material, correspondence, photographs, and some original writings. Of particular interest in the Alice Walker scrapbooks is an early childhood scrapbook created by Walker that contains some of her earliest poetry. A college scrapbook also contains poetry by Walker and her professor and mentor Howard Zinn. Scrapbooks not created by Walker were compiled by her sister Ruth Walker or sent to her from admirers.

Arrangement Note Arranged chronologically by creator.

Compiled by Alice Walker Box Folder Content OBV1 Scrapbook, 1959-1961 BV5 Scrapbook, 1963-1964 [includes poetry by A.W. and Howard Zinn] BV5 Scrapbook, 1963-1964 (loose materials) BV2 Scrapbook, 1970 BV6 You Can't Keep a Good Woman Down book party scrapbook, May 1981

Compiled by others BV3 Nutt, Africa, "The Story of Alice Walker," [circa 1996] BV4 Nathiri, N.Y., "Zora Neale Hurston Festival of the Arts," 1990 BV7 Walker, Ruth, scrapbook, 1985-1991

145 Alice Walker papers, circa 1930-2010 Manuscript Collection No. 1061 Series 8 Photographs, circa 1930s-2012 Box 180 - Box 198, 251; OP3; BV 8-10; OBV 2-3

Scope and Content Note The series consists of photographs, slides, and negatives relating to Alice Walker from the 1930s-2007. The images include individual portraits and snapshots of Walker; images of Walker with various family members, friends, acquaintances, companions, and admirers of her work; photographs documenting Walker's international and domestic travels, professional development, literary accomplishments, socio-political activism, and participation in numerous conferences, ceremonies, book signings, lectures, and vacations; and photographs of other individuals, miscellaneous images of places, and photograph albums. Photographs can also be found in Born digital materials (Series 13).

Arrangement Note Organized into five subseries: (8.1) Alice Walker, (8.2) Events, (8.3) Other people and places, (8.4) Slides and negatives, and (8.5) Photograph albums.

146 Alice Walker papers, circa 1930-2010 Manuscript Collection No. 1061 Subseries 8.1 Alice Walker, circa 1940s-2006 Box 180 - Box 187, 251; OP 72-77

Scope and Content Note The subseries contains portraits and snapshots of Alice Walker from the 1940s through 2007, as well as photographs of Walker with others. The portraits of Walker from the 1950s and 1960s primarily document her preadolescent and teenage years in Eatonton, Georgia, and her undergraduate tenure at Sarah Lawrence College. Her portraits from the 1970s include photographs taken during her early literary career to promote Revolutionary Petunias, The Third Life of Grange Copeland, and Meridian. Additionally, the portraits and snapshots of Walker include family portraits, passport images, and promotional photographs, spanning from the 1960s through 2007. A significant portion of this subseries documents relatives, friends, and intimate and professional partnerships Walker developed throughout the years, including Robert Allen, Mel Leventhal, Howard Zinn, Tracey Chapman, Pratibha Parmar, Noliwe Rooks, June Jordan, Tillie Olsen, Gloria Steinem, and others. Researchers interested in photographers will also find numerous photographs taken by photographers Jean Weisinger, Nancy Crampton, Ann Lynch, Kathy Sloan, Eiichero Sakata, and Pamela R. Rankin, among others.

Arrangement Note Arranged by type of image, then in chronological order.

Portraits Box Folder Content 180 1 Walker, Alice, school photo at age 6, (photographer unknown), 1950 180 2 Walker, Alice, childhood and teenage photos, (photographers unknown) [circa 1950s-1964] 180 3 Walker, Alice, (photographer unknown), [1960s] 180 4 Walker, Alice, at Sarah Lawrence College, (Dana Durst, photographer), 1965 180 5 Walker, Alice, (photographer unknown), [circa 1970s] 180 6 Walker, Alice, Radcliffe Institute writing "Revolutionary Petunias," press photographs (Lillian Kemp, photographer), [circa 1970] 180 7 Walker, Alice, (Renee, photographer), [circa 1970s] 180 8 Walker, Alice, (United Press International, Inc., photographer), [circa 1970s] 180 9 Walker, Alice, "Another Star," (Arthur Mann, photographer), [circa 1970s] 180 10 Walker, Alice (Red Clay Reader Records, photographer), [circa 1970s] 180 11 Walker, Alice, in Jackson, Mississippi, (Doris Derby, photographer), August 1972 180 12 Walker, Alice, Jackson, Mississippi, (Renee, photographer), [1972/1973] 180 13 Walker, Alice, press photos for Meridian, (Rhonda Nathans, photographer), [1976] 180 14 Walker, Alice, "The Laughing Christ" et al at Yale, (Bill Ferris, photographer), 1976

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180 15 Walker, Alice, in Brooklyn, New York, (Nancy Crampton, photographer), 1977 180 16 Walker, Alice, (Mikki Ansin, photographer), [circa 1980s] 180 17 Walker, Alice, Albany, New York, (Mary Ann Lynch, photographer), 1980 180 18 Walker, Alice, (Nan E. Park, photographer), [circa 1980] 180 19 Walker, Alice, (Robert Allen, photographer), [circa 1980s] 180 20 Walker, Alice, (Pamela Rankin-Smith, photographer), [circa 1980s] 180 21 Walker, Alice, (Sydney R. Goldstein, photographer), [circa 1980s] 180 22 Walker, Alice, (Kelly Wise, photographer), [1981/1982] 180 23 Walker, Alice, Ms. Magazine cover shoot, (photographer unknown), June, 1982 OP3 1 Walker, Alice, Ms. Magazine cover shoot, (photographer unknown), June, 1982 OP3 2 Walker, Alice, (L.A. Hyder, photographer), contact sheets, June 28, 1982 180 24 Walker, Alice, (L.A. Hyder, photographer), June 28, 1982 [1 of 2] 180 25 Walker, Alice, (L.A. Hyder, photographer), June 28, 1982 [2 of 2] 181 1 Walker, Alice, Publicity for "Horses Make a Landscape More Beautiful," [circa 1984] 181 2 Walker, Alice, "Two Flower" photos at Wild Tree's Garden, (photographer unknown), 1984 181 3 Walker, Alice, (Tia Dodge, photographer), 1985 181 4 Walker, Alice, (L.A. Hyder, photographer), 1985 181 5 Walker, Alice, (Jeffrey Newbury, photographer), [circa 1985] 181 6 Walker, Alice, Garden at Spelman College, (photographer unknown), [circa 1987] 181 7 Walker, Alice, (Patsy Lynch, photographer), Sisterfire '87, 1987 181 8 Walker, Alice, (David Weintraub, photographer), 1988 181 9 Walker, Alice, for the book Temple of My Familiar, (Jim Marshall, photographer), 1989 181 10 Walker, Alice, (A. Barboza, photographer), [circa 1990s] 181 11 Walker, Alice, (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] [1 of 3] 181 12 Walker, Alice, (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] [2 of 3] 181 13 Walker, Alice, (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] [3 of 3] OP3 3 Walker, Alice, (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] 181 14 Walker, Alice, (Jean Weisinger, photographer), 1992 181 15 Walker, Alice, Spelman College Commencement (Jonathan Newton, photographer), 1995 181 16 Walker, Alice, (Vaschelle, photographer), 1998 181 17 Walker, Alice, (Jean Weisinger, photographer), [circa 2000] OP12 15 Walker, Alice, (Jean Weisinger, photographer), [circa 2000] 181 18 Walker, Alice, photo for book Laws of the Bandit Queens by Ali Smith, (Ali Smith, photographer), [circa 2002] 181 19 Walker, Alice, (photographer unknown), [2002]

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181 20 Walker, Alice, (Nancy Crampton, photographer), [circa 2002] 181 21 Walker, Alice, (Vaschelle, photographer), 2005

Portraits (Alice Walker with Others) 181 22 Walker, Alice, and Muriel Rukeyser (photographer unknown), [circa 1965] 181 23 Walker, Alice, Rebecca Walker, and Mel Levanthal, in Jackson, Mississippi or Chicago Book Tour for The Third Life of Grange Copeland, (United Press International Photos), [circa 1970] 181 24 Walker, Alice and Rebecca Walker, (various photographs), [circa 1970-1995] 181 25 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, Rebecca Walker, and Belvie Rooks (Happy Hyder, photographer), [February 1980s] 181 26 Walker, Alice, and unidentified others, (photographer unknown), [circa 1980s] 181 27 Walker, Alice and Minnie Lou Walker, (Claudia Katayanagi, photographer), [circa 1980s] 181 28 Walker, Alice and Rosa Parks, (Kathy Sloane, photographer), 1980 181 29 Walker, Alice, Ernest Gaines, and unidentified others, San Francisco, (Kay Suruta, photographer), 1981 181 30 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, and their children (Ziba Photographics), November 1983 OP12 17 Walker, Alice and Whoopie Goldberg [Annie F. Valva, photographer], [1985?] 182 1 Walker, Alice and Wendy Weil, (Michael Trossman, photographer), July 1986 182 2 Walker, Alice and unidentified person, (Chris Van Houts, photographer), [circa 1990s] OP3 4 Walker, Alice and Robert Allen, (Brian Lanker, photographer), [circa 1990s] 182 3 Walker, Alice, and Robert Allen, (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] OP12 16 Walker, Alice and Robert Allen [Mark Costantini, photographer], circa 1990s 182 4 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, and Rebecca Walker, (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] 182 5 Walker, Alice and Deborah Matthews, at House of Slaves in Goree Island, Senegal, (Pratibha Parmar, photographer), [circa 1990s] OP3 5 Walker, Alice, Rebecca Walker, and others, (various photos by Jean Weisinger), [circa 1991] 182 6 Walker, Alice, Rebecca Walker, and others, (various photos by Jean Weisinger), [circa 1991-1992] 182 7 Walker, Alice and Howard Zinn, San Francisco, (Jean Weisinger, photographer), 1992 182 8 Walker, Alice and Pratibha Parmar, for the book Warrior Marks: Female Genital Mutilation and the Sexual Blinding of Women, (Jean Weisinger, photographer), 1993 182 9 Walker, Alice, Rebecca Walker, and dog Marley, (Jean Weisinger, photographer), 1995 OP3 6 Walker, Alice and dog Marley, (Jean Weisinger, photographer), 1995

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182 10 Walker, Alice and Fidel Castro, Havana, Cuba, (Gloria LaRiva, photographer), September 1995 182 11 Walker, Alice and Eiichero Sakata, Tokoyo, Japan, (Eiichero Sakata, photographer), April 2003 182 12 Walker, Alice and Hyun Kung Chung (Jean Weisinger, photographer), [2004]

Snapshots (Alice Walker) 182 13 Walker, Alice (photographer unknown), 1959 182 14 Walker, Alice, (various photographs), [circa 1960s-2000] 182 15 Walker, Alice, (Mel Leventhal, photographer), October 8, 1969 182 16 Walker, Alice, (Mel Leventhal, photographer), [circa late 1960s, early 1970s 182 17 Walker, Alice, (photographer unknown), [circa late 1960s, early 1970s] 182 18 Walker, Alice, on beach (photographer unknown), August 1973 182 19 Walker, Alice, Passport photos, (American International Passport Photos), February 17, 1976 182 20 Walker, Alice, in Brooklyn, New York, (photographer unknown), October 23, 1977 182 21 Walker, Alice, Passport shots, (American International Passport Photos), January 24, 1978 182 22 Walker, Alice, at Hungry Mouth in San Francisco, (photographer unknown), 1979 182 23 Walker, Alice, (Robert Allen, photographer), [circa 1980s] 183 1 Walker, Alice, (Terri Suess, photographer), [circa 1980s] 183 2 Walker, Alice, with quilts created while writing The Color Purple and In Love and Trouble, (photographer unknown), [circa 1980s] 183 3 Walker, Alice, for The New York Times, (Sara Krulwich, photographer), [circa 1980s] 183 4 Walker, Alice, (Ellen Bring, photographer), [circa 1980s] 183 5 Walker, Alice, Eatonton, Georgia, (photographer unknown), [circa 1980s] 183 6 Walker, Alice, Passport photos, (various photographs), [circa late 1980s-early 1990s] 183 7 Walker, Alice, "Alice's Kitchen," (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] 183 8 Walker, Alice, at burial site of Captaine Thomas Sankara in [Burkina Fuso], (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s]

Snapshots (Alice Walker with others) 183 9 Walker, Alice and unidentified children, (photographer unknown), [circa late 1940s] 183 10 Walker, Alice, Julia Mae, and unidentified other, (photographer unknown), [circa 1950s] 183 11 Walker, Alice and Linda Hood, at Sarah Lawrence College, (photographer unknown), [circa 1960s]

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183 12 Walker, Alice and the Lynd family, (photographer unknown), [circa 1960s] 183 13 Walker, Alice and unidentified others, (various photographs), 1962-1967 183 14 Walker, Alice, Willie Lee Walker, and Minnie Lou Walker, sitting on front porch swing, (photographer unknown), [1962] 183 15 Walker, Alice and unidentified others, in [Georgia], (photographer unknown), March 1962 183 16 Walker, Alice, Tita Beal, and Eileen (photographer unknown), [1964] 183 17 Walker, Alice and Mel Leventhal, in Jackson, Mississippi, (photographer unknown), [1967-1968] 183 18 Walker, Alice and Mel Leventhal, at Ty Tucker's House in Jackson, Mississippi, (photographer unknown), July 1969 183 19 Walker, Alice and unidentified person, (photographer unknown), [circa 1970s] 183 20 Walker, Alice and Rebecca Walker, (various photographs), [circa 1970s] 183 21 Walker, Alice, Rebecca Walker, and unidentified other, (photographer unknown), [circa 1970s] 183 22 Walker, Alice and Ruth Walker, (photographer unknown), [circa 1970s-1980s] 183 23 Walker, Alice, Mamie Walker, and Ruth Walker, and others, (photographer unknown), [circa 1970s] 183 24 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, and others, [in California], (photographer unknown), [circa 1970s] 183 25 Walker, Alice, Mel Leventhal, and Miriam Leventhal, and unidentified other, (photographer unknown), [circa 1970s] 183 26 Walker, Alice and unidentified others, Looking at Jonah's Gourd Vine by Zora Neale Hurston, (photographer unknown), [circa 1970] 183 27 Walker, Alice and unidentified others, (photographer unknown), [circa 1970s] 183 28 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, and others, (photographer unknown), [circa 1970s] 183 29 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, and others, in Boonville, California, (photographer unknown), [circa 1970s] (1 of 2) 184 1 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, and others, in Boonville, California, (photographer unknown), [circa 1970s] (2 of 2) 184 2 Walker, Alice, Rebecca Walker, and others, (photographer unknown), [circa late 1970s] 184 3 Walker, Alice, Minnie Lou Walker, and Rebecca Walker, (Barbara Greene, photographer), March 1970 184 4 Walker, Alice, Miriam Leventhal, Rebecca Walker, and unidentified others, (photographer unknown), [October 1970] 184 5 Walker, Alice, Margaret Walker, and unidentified others, (photographer unknown), June 1971 184 6 Walker, Alice, Rebecca Walker, and others, (photographer unknown), [1972] 184 7 Walker, Alice, Rebecca Walker (photographer unknown), [1972]

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184 8 Walker, Alice, Mel Leventhal, and Rebecca Walker, in Maine, (photographer unknown), May 1972 184 9 Walker, Alice, Rebecca Walker, and others, [children's party], (photographer unknown), [circa 1974] 184 10 Walker, Alice and Rebecca Walker, (photographer unknown), [1974] 184 11 Walker, Alice, Miriam Leventhal, and others (photographer unknown), [1974] 184 12 Walker, Alice, Toni Morrison, June Jordan, and others, "The Sisterhood," (photographer unknown), 1977 184 13 Walker, Alice and Robert Allen, (Casey [Allen], and various others, photographers), [circa 1977-1986] 184 14 Walker, Alice and Gloria Steinem, (various photographs), [1977-1990s] 184 15 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, and others, in Boston, (photographer unknown), August 1977 184 16 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, and their children, in Marin County, California, (Robert Allen, photographer), February 1978 184 17 Walker, Alice and unidentified others, (photographer unknown), July, 1978 184 18 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, and Rebecca Walker, in San Francisco, California, (photographer unknown), December 21, 1978 184 19 Walker, Alice, Rebecca Walker, and others (photographer unknown), December 30, 1978 184 20 Walker, Alice, Bertina Bryant, and Brenda Skillman, in Prospect Park in Brooklyn, New York, (photographer unknown), [1978] 184 21 Walker, Alice, Casey [Allen], in San Francisco, (photographer unknown), January 1, 1979 184 22 Walker, Alice and William Meredith, at Library of Congress, February 13, 1979 184 23 Walker, Alice and unidentified other, (photographer unknown), August 20, 1979 184 24 Walker, Alice, Rebecca Walker, and unidentified others, (photographer unknown), [circa 1979] 184 25 Walker, Alice and Minnie Lou Walker, (photographer unknown), [1979] 184 26 Walker, Alice and unidentified others, (various photographs), [1980-2000s] 185 1 Walker, Alice, Ruth Walker, and Robert Allen, (photographer unknown), [circa 1980s] 185 2 Walker, Alice and Belvie Rooks, (photographer unknown), [circa 1980s] 185 3 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, and others, (photographer unknown), [circa 1980s] 185 4 Walker, Alice, Rebecca Walker, and others at Rebecca's graduation, (photographer unknown), [circa 1980s] 185 5 Walker, Alice, Rebecca Walker, and others, (photographer unknown), [circa 1980s] 185 6 Walker, Alice and Nancy Morejon, (photographer unknown), [circa 1980s] 185 7 Walker, Alice, Bobby Walker, and others, in Eatonton, Georgia, (photographer unknown), [circa 1980's]

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185 8 Walker, Alice, Minnie Lou Walker, and Ruth Walker, (photographer unknown), [circa 1980s] 185 9 Walker, Alice, Minnie Lou Walker, and others, (photographer unknown), [circa 1980s] 185 10 Walker, Alice, John Ferrone, and others, (John Ferrone and Robert Allen photographers), [circa 1980s] 185 11 Walker, Alice and Quincy Jones, (photographer unknown), [circa 1980s] 185 12 Walker, Alice, Quincy Jones, and Belvie Rooks, [photo shoot for Ms. Magazine cover], [circa 1980s] 185 13 Walker, Alice, Lisa Warren, and others, in Winston Salem, North, Carolina, (photographer unknown), April [circa 1980s] 185 14 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, and others, at the Meadow House in Boonville, California, (photographer unknown), April [circa 1980s] 185 15 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, and others, in Boonville, California, (photographer unknown), 1980-1982 185 16 Walker, Alice and Robert Allen, (Casey Allen, photographer), June 14, 1982 185 17 Walker, Alice and Robert Allen, (photographer unknown), September 1982 185 18 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, and others, at Wild Trees Studio, (photographer unknown), 1982-1998 185 19 Walker, Alice and unidentified others, in Jacksonville, Florida, (photographer unknown), February 9, 1984 185 20 Walker, Alice, Mary-Helen Washington, and others (photographer unknown), April 1984 185 21 Walker, Alice, Minnie Lou Walker, Bobby Walker, and others, (photographer unknown), [1984] 185 22 Walker, Alice and Robert Allen, (photographer unknown), [1984] 185 23 Walker, Alice, and Robert Allen, and others, (photographer unknown), January, 1985 185 24 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, and Gloria Steinem, and others, at Wild Trees Studio Gardens, (photographer unknown), [1985] 185 25 Walker, Alice, and Kyle Ashley Curtis, (photographer unknown), [1985?] 185 26 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, Mel Leventhal, and Rebecca Walker, (Casey Allen, photographer), June, 1986 185 27 Walker, Alice and Curtis Walker, (photographer unknown), April 13, 1987 185 28 Walker, Alice and unidentified and Don [?], swimming at Wild Trees in Mendocino, California, (Belvie Rooks, photographer), August 1987 185 29 Walker, Alice, Catherine Deeter, and Robert Allen, (photographer unknown), [1987] 185 30 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, annd others, Nicaragua (photographer unknown), (photographer unknown), 1987 186 1 Walker, Alice, and Derrick and Jewell Bell, and Robert Allen, (photographer unknown), August 1988

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186 2 Walker, Alice, Beverly Buchanan, and others, Shack Art in Georgia, (photographer unknown), 1989 186 3 Walker, Alice, and siblings of the Walker family, (photographer unknown), November 1989 186 4 Walker, Alice, Rebecca Walker, and others, (photographer unknown), September 1989 186 5 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, and others, Temple Jook House under construction, (photographer unknown), [1989] 186 6 Walker, Alice and Bill Ferris, (University of North Carolina Chapel Hill), [circa 1989] 186 7 Walker, Alice and Marquita Sykes, in Washington, D.C., (photographer unknown), [1990] 186 8 Walker, Alice, Rebecca Walker, Gloria Steinem, and Dorothy, (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] 186 9 Walker, Alice, Catherine Deeter, and unidentified person, (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] 186 10 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, and Monica Sjöö, in England, (photographer unknown), [circa late 1980s/early 1990s] 186 11 Walker, Alice, and siblings of the Walker family, (photographer unknown), [circa 1990's] 186 12 Walker, Alice and Tracy Chapman, at Words Chapel Church, (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] 186 13 Walker, Alice, Tracy Chapman, and others, (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] [1 0f 3] 186 14 Walker, Alice, Tracy Chapman, and others, (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] [2 of 3] 186 15 Walker, Alice, Tracy Chapman, and others, (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] [3 of 3] 186 16 Walker, Alice, Tracy Chapman, and others in Africa, (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] 186 17 Walker, Alice and Jean Weisinger, (photographer unknown), circa 1990s 186 18 Walker, Alice, Gloria Steinem, and Robert Allen, (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] 186 19 Walker, Alice, Gloria Steinem, and others, (Alice J. Soloman, photographer), [circa 1990s] 186 20 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, and others, at Temple Jook House, (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] 186 21 Walker, Alice and unidentified journalist, (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] 186 22 Walker, Alice and Allen Ginsberg, (Wayne Geist, photographer), [circa 1990s] 186 23 Walker, Alice and unidentified person, (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] [1 of 3]

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186 24 Walker, Alice and unidentified person, (Jean Weisinger, photographer), [circa 1990s] [2 of 3] 186 25 Walker, Alice and unidentified person, (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] [3 of 3] 186 26 Walker, Alice and Zelie Duvauchelle, (various photographs), [circa 1990s] 186 27 Walker, Alice, Jean Weisinger, and Rebecca Walker, (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] 186 28 Walker, Alice, Jean Weisinger, and Dymphaa, (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] 186 29 Walker, Alice, Evelyn White, and others, (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] 186 30 Walker, Alice, Pratibha Parmar, and Rebecca Walker (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] 186 31 Walker, Alice, William Poy Lee, and others, (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] 186 32 Walker, Alice and Belvie Rooks (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] 186 33 Walker, Alice and Pratibha Parmar, (Benham Studio Gallery, photographer), [circa 1990s] 187 1 Walker, Alice and Zelie Duvauchelle, and others, (various photographs), [circa1990s] 187 2 Walker, Alice, Deborah Matthews, and others, (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] 187 3 Walker, Alice and Atsuko Furomoto, (photographer unknown), [1990] 187 4 Walker, Alice, Renee Moreno, and others, (Rebecca Walker, photographer), August 3, 1990 187 5 Walker, Alice, Derrick Bell, Belvie Rooks, and Jean Weisinger, (Jean Weisinger, photographer), [1991] 187 6 Walker, Alice and unidentified person, (Jean Weisinger, photographer), 1992 - - Walker, Alice and schoolchildren, Alice Springs, Australia, (Jean Weisinger, photographer), 1992 [digital file only; Emory:10048] 187 7 Walker, Alice, Pratibha Parmar and Shuchca, at a party, (photographer unknown), August 1993 187 8 Walker, Alice, Tracy Chapman, and others in Oxford, Mississippi, (photographer unknown), April 1994 187 9 Walker, Alice, Tracy Chapman, Rebecca Walker, and others in [Mexico], (photographer unknown), August 13, 1994 187 10 Walker, Alice, and Lora Garceau, (photographer unknown), November 1994 187 11 Walker, Alice, Gloria Steinem, Tracy Chapman, and others, in Puerto Rico at the Playa Rosa hotel, (photographer unknown), December 1994 187 12 Walker, Alice, Bill and Gaye Walker, (photographer unknown), [circa 1996] 187 13 Walker, Alice and Dymphaa, (photographer unknown), [1997] 187 14 Walker, Alice, Catherine Deeter, and unidentified person, (photographer unknown), 1997

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187 15 Walker, Alice, Deborah Edwards, (photographer unknown), October 1997 187 16 Walker, Alice, Zelie Duvauchelle, and unidentified others, (photographer unknown), October 1997 187 17 Walker, Alice and Wilma Mankiller, ( photographer unknown), March 30, 1998 187 18 Walker, Alice and unidentified other, (photographer unknown), April 7, 1998 187 19 Walker, Alice, Zelie Duvachelle, and unidentified others, (photographer unknown), November 15, 1998 187 20 Walker, Alice, Rebecca Walker, Zelie, and others (photographer unknown), April 1999 187 21 Walker, Alice, Robert Walker, Jr. and others, (photographer unknown), 1999 187 22 Walker, Alice, Fritjof Kapra, and Julia Butterfly, (photographer unknown), [circa 2000s] 187 23 Walker, Alice, Ester Hernandez, and others, (Ester Hernandez, photographer), [circa 2000s] 187 24 Walker, Devi Hodges, the Gwami from Chicago, and others, at Black Yoga Retreat at Mt. Madonna in Watsonville, California, (photographer unknown), [circa 2000s] 187 25 Walker, Alice, Nilak Butler, and unidentified others, (photographer unknown), [circa 2000s] 251 15 Walker, Alice, and G. Kaleo Larson, [circa 2000s] 187 26 Walker, Alice, Belvie Rooks, and others (photographer unknown), [2000] 187 27 Walker, Alice, and Zelie Duvachelle, and others, (photographer unknown), [2001] 187 28 Walker, Alice, Belvie Rooks, Yeshi, and others, (photographer unknown), [2001] 187 29 Walker, Alice, June Jordan, and others, (photographer unknown), June 2001 187 30 Walker, Alice, Hyunkung Chung, at Chung's home in Korea, (photographer unknown), [2003] 187 31 Walker, Alice, Larry Bensky, and others, (photographer unknown), [2003] 187 32 Walker, Alice, Tillie Olsen, and Kiana Davenport, in Berkeley, California, (photographer unknown), Spring 2004 187 33 Walker, Alice, Zelie Duvauchelle, and others, (photographer unknown), [2004] 187 34 Walker, Alice Fred Walker, and Curtis Walker, (photographer unknown), [February 2005] 187 35 Walker, Alice and Amy Goodman, (photographer unknown), February 2006

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Scope and Content Note The subseries contains images of Alice Walker's international and domestic travels, attendance at literary and professional conferences and meetings, lectures, book signings, socio-political activism, and leisurely gatherings and vacations. Photographs of particular interest include Walker's trip to Helsinki, Finland, where she was a delegate for the World Festival of Youth and Students in 1962, her travels to Uganda and Kenya under the auspices of a Vermont based study abroad group entitled "The Experiment in International Living" in 1965, and a number of photos of Walker's travels to Africa during the 1990s as she was documenting female genital mutilation (FGM) in Africa for the documentary and book, Warrior Marks with Prabitha Parmar. The subseries also contains numerous photographs relating to the various productions of The Color Purple, which include photos of Walker, Oprah Winfrey, Danny Glover, and Stephen Spielberg from the set of the film adaptation of The Color Purple and photos from the premieres of the film in Los Angeles and New York. There are also images of Walker attending the debut of the Broadway production of The Color Purple in Atlanta, Georgia.

Arrangement Note Arranged in chronological order.

Box Folder Content 188 1 Unidentified individuals, Juan Jil School in Mexico, (photographer unknown), undated 188 2 Unidentified individuals, at event in [Zapata, Texas], (photographer unknown), undated 188 3 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, and others, vacation photos, (various photographs), undated 188 4 Walker, Alice and unidentified other at Sweet Heart Ball, (photographer unknown), [circa 1950s] 188 5 Walker, Alice and unidentified others, at the [World Festival of Youth and Students] in Helsinki, Finland and visit to Moscow, Russia, (photographer unknown), September 1962 188 6 Walker, Alice and unidentified others, in Kenya for "The Experiment in International Living", (photographer unknown), [circa 1965] 188 7 Walker, Alice and unidentified others, in Uganda for "The Experiment in International Living", (photographer unknown), August 1965 188 8 Walker, Alice and others, "Coffee with Judy" show, (photographer unknown), [circa 1970s] 188 9 Walker, Alice and others, unidentified event, (photographer unknown), [circa 1970s] [1 of 2] 188 10 Walker, Alice and others, unidentified event, (photographer unknown), [circa 1970s] [2 of 2]

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188 11 Walker, Alice, Paule Marshall, Sonia Sanchez, and others, unidentified event, (photographer unknown), [circa 1970s] 188 12 Walker, Alice, John O. Killens, and others at a book party, (photographer unknown), [circa 1970s] 188 13 Walker, Alice, Lee G. Pugh, and others, Humanities Workshop at the University of Miami, (photographer unknown), July 6-16, 1971 188 14 Walker, Alice, Audre Lorde, June Jordan, Lucille Clifton, and others, Phyllis Wheatly Conference in Jackson, Mississippi, (photographer unknown), 1973 188 15 Walker, Alice and Rebecca Walker, on vacation in Jamaica, St. Johns, the Island of Cuba, and St. Thomas, (photographer unknown), July 1973 188 16 Walker, Alice, Mary Helen Washington, and others, party for Mary Helen (photographer unknown), Spring 1975 188 17 Walker, Alice and others, Yaddo [Residency] in Saratoga Springs, New York, (George Bolster, photographer), 1975 188 18 Walker, Alice, Rebecca Walker, and others, "Having Fun" at Fire Island in Brookhaven, New York, (photographer unknown), July 15, 1978 188 19 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, and others, I Have Myself book party at Daphne's in San Francisco, (Nan Parks, photographer), [circa 1979] [1 of 2] 188 20 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, and others, I Have Myself book party at Daphne's in San Francisco, (Nan Parks, photographer), [circa 1979] [2 of 2] 188 21 Walker, Alice, at a Reading for Good Night, Willie Lee, I'll See You in the Morning: Poems, (Lashaune Fitch, photographer), [circa 1979] 188 22 Walker, Alice, at Reading for I Love Myself When I am Laughing..and Then Again When I Am Looking Mean and Impressive: A Zora Neale Hurston Reader, (photographer unknown), [circa 1979] 188 23 Walker, Alice and others, Ujamaa Lounge Reception for One Child of One's Own, (Photographer unknown), March 8, 1979 188 24 Walker, Alice, Kate Millet, Gloria Steinem, and others, unidentified event, (photographer unknown), [circa late 1970s/1980s] 188 25 Walker, Alice and unidentified others, at parade in unknown location, (photographer unknown), [circa late 1970s/1980s] 188 26 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, and others, at Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia, (photographer unknown), [circa 1980s] 188 27 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, unidentified awards ceremony, (Mark Castantini, photographer), [circa 1980s] 188 28 Walker, Alice and unidentified other, unidentified event, (Sara Krulwich, photographer), [circa 1980s] 188 29 Walker, Alice and others, at [book signing], (photographer unknown), [circa 1980s] 188 30 Walker, Alice, Daniel Ortega, and others, in Nicaragua, (Unid de Fotogratia), [circa 1980s]

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189 1 Walker, Alice, Angela Davis, and Maxine Waters, Winnie Mandela Concert, (Sean Reynolds, photographer), [circa 1980s] 189 2 Walker, Alice and Robert Allen, [at reading for Horses Make the Landscape More Beautiful] (Lynda Koolish, photographer), [circa 1980s] 189 3 Walker, Alice, [at reading for The Color Purple], (Linda Koolish, photographer), [circa 1980s] 189 4 Walker, Alice, undentified event, (photographer unknown), [circa 1980s] 189 5 Walker, Alice, Belvie Rooks, and others, Spelman College, Atlanta, Georgia, (photographer unknown), [circa 1980s] 189 6 Walker, Alice and unidentified others, lecture on Zora Neale Hurston at Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia, (photographer unknown), [circa 1980] 189 7 Walker, Alice, Ruth Walker, and unidentified others, at "Welcome Home" Ceremony sponsored by the Legion, (photographer unknown), April 1980 189 8 Walker, Alice, Lynn Ballard, and others, Black Women's Forum in [Houston, Texas], November 17th, [1980] 189 9 Walker, Alice, Tillie Olsen, and others, [an outdoor reading], (photographer unknown), [1981] 189 10 Walker, Alice, 2nd Annual Women's Cultural Festival near Yosemite, California, (photographer unknown), September, 1981 OP3 7 Walker, Alice and Ernest Gaines, at a book party for The Color Purple, (Kaz Tsuruta, photographer), 1982 189 11 Walker, Alice, Joyce Wellman, and others, at book signing for the Color Purple in Washington, D.C., (Sharon C. Farmer, photographer), 1982 189 12 Walker, Alice, Mary Helen Washington, and others, Color Purple book party, (photographer unknown), October 1982 189 13 Walker, Alice, Rebecca Walker, and others, National Book Awards, (Donna Cesare and Nancy Crampton, photographers), [1983] 189 14 Walker, Alice, Tillie Olsen, Paule Marshall, and others, Trip to China, (photographer unknown), 1983 [1 of 2] 189 15 Walker, Alice, Tillie Olsen, Paule Marshall, and others, Trip to China, (photographer unknown), 1983 [2 of 2] 189 16 Walker, Alice, Reading at San Francisco County Jail, (Gary Wong, photographer), December 14, 1983 189 17 Walker, Alice, Barbara Christian, Mary Helen Washington,and Paule Marshall, "The Sisterhood" at a reception at the University of California at Berkeley, (Ron Delany, photographer), [1984] 189 18 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, and others, [Trip to England], (photographer unknown), [1985] 190 1 Walker, Alice, Oprah Winfrey, Steven Spielberg, and others, set of the film The Color Purple, (photographer unknown), [1985] OP3 8 Walker, Alice, on the set of The Color Purple, (Gordon Parks, photographer), Summer 1985

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OP3 9 Set of The Color Purple, (photographer unknown), [1985] OP12 18 The Color Purple filming, including Oprah Winfrey [photographer unknown], [1985] 190 2 Walker, Alice, at reading in Albuquerque, New Mexico, (Margaret Randall, photographer), 1985 190 3 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, and others, at L.A. Premiere of The Color Purple, (photographer unknown), 1985 190 4 Walker, Alice and Robert Allen, trip to Sedona, Arizona, (photographer unknown), March 1985 190 5 Walker, Alice, Susan Griffin, Maya Angelou, and others, at Anti-Apartheid demonstration at the University of California Berkeley, (photographer unknown), July 11, 1985 190 6 Walker, Alice, at Art Pocket Book event in New York, (photographer unknown), October 7, 1985 190 7 Walker, Alice, Rebecca Walker, and Robert Allen, New York Premiere of The Color Purple, (photographer unknown), December 11, 1985 190 8 Walker, Alice and Robert Allen, Trip to Bali, (photographer unknown), 1986 190 9 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, and other, Color Purple event, (photographer unknown), February 1986 190 10 Dapne, David, Anya, and others, unidentified event, (photographer unknown), July 1986 190 11 Zenaida, Christian, Ruth and Lisa, Prison Inmate Theatre Program, (photographer unknown), August 1986 190 12 Walker, Alice and Tonya Richardson, Sisterfire in Atlanta, Georgia, [circa 1987] 190 13 Walker, Alice, Julius E. Coles, and Sweet Honey in the Rock, and others, at Sisterfire in Atlanta, Georgia, (photographers unknown), [1987] 190 14 Walker, Alice, Sandra Shelton, and others, Sisterfire in Atlanta, Georgia, (photographer unknown), [circa 1987] 190 15 Walker, Alice, at Sisterfire in Atlanta, Georgia, (photographer unknown), [circa 1987] 190 16 Walker, Alice, Rebecca Walker, and others, visit to Yalape, Mexico, (photographer unknown), 1987 190 17 Walker, Alice, Jesse Jackson, and others, "Free South Africa" Movement Rally in Los Angeles, (photographer unknown), [1987] 190 18 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, and others, on the way to a book party for Septima Clark at Oakland Museum, (photographer unknown), February 1987 190 19 Walker, Ruth and others, the Color Purple Ball, (photographer unknown), May 25, 1987 190 20 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, and others, Port Chicago Protest Rally in Concord, Chicago,(Jon McNally and Belvie Rooks, photographer), June 12, 1987 OP3 10 Walker, Alice, and Robert Allen, Port Chicago Protest Rally in Concord, Chicago, (photographer unknown), June 12, 1987

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191 1 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, and others, Visit to Jung's Retreat in Bolligen, Switzerland, (Robert Allen, photographer), Spring 1987 191 2 Walker, Alice, Jesse Jackson, and others, Jesse Jackson Presidential Campaign in Mendocino, California, (photographer unknown), Spring 1988 191 3 Walker, Alice, Catherine Deeter, and others, at the To Hell with Dying book party at Exploratorium in San Francisco, (photographer unknown), May 14, 1988 191 4 Walker, Alice, Tom Files, and Jesse Jackson at Mendocino High School in Mendocino, California, (photographer unknown), May 14, 1988 191 5 Walker, Alice, Mamie Walker, and other, "Mamie's Visit," (photographer unknown), June 1988 191 6 Walker, Alice, Ester Hernandez, and Robert Allen, Ester's Opening, (photographer unknown), June 1988 191 7 Walker, Alice, Rebecca Walker, and Robert Allen, visit to [England/Ireland], (photographer unknown), [circa 1989] 191 8 Walker, Alice and unidentified others, Book signing at Charis Bookstore in Atlanta, Georgia, (photographer unknown), May 1989 191 9 Walker, Alice, Jesse Jackson, June Jordan, and others, Nora Astoraga Leadership Awards Dinner in New York City, (photographer unknown), October 1989 191 10 Walker, Alice, Maria Anastasopulon, [event at University of Athens, Greece], (photographer unknown), November 17, 1989 191 11 Walker, Alice and Robert Allen, in Santa Fe, New Mexico, (photographer unknown), [circa late 1980s, early 1990s] OP3 11 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, and unidentified others, at an unidentified [conference], (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] 191 12 Walker, Alice and Pratibha Parmar, [unknown panel], (Benham Studio Gallery, photographer), [circa 1990s] 191 13 Walker, Alice, Susan Griffin, and Maxine Hong Kingston, University of California at Berkeley, (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] 191 14 Walker, Alice, Michigan Women's Music Festival, (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] 191 15 Walker, Alice, Howard Zinn, and others, (Jean Weisinger, photographer), [circa 1990s] 191 16 Walker, Alice and B.B. King, "Arsenio Hall Show," (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] 191 17 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, Book signing at unknown location, (Susan J. Ross, photographer), [circa 1990s] 191 18 Walker, Alice, and others, Group Discussion, (A. Navitel, photographer), [circa 1990s] 191 19 Walker, Alice, William Poy, and others, [Trip to Mexico], (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s]

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191 20 Walker, Alice, Tracy Chapman, and others, Yosemite National Park in California, (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] 191 21 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, and others, (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] 191 22 Walker, Alice and others, [book signing], (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] 191 23 Walker, Alice, Zelie Duvauchelle, and others, Ke Nani Kai Resort in Molokai, Hawaii, (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] 191 24 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, and other, Trip to [Mexico], (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] 191 25 Walker, Alice, Rosa Parks, Ruby Dee, and others, at the Zora Neale Hurston Festival of the Arts, Eatonville, Florida, (photographer unknown), January 25-28, 1990 191 26 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, and others, HueMan store benefit dinner at Denver Public Library, Denver, Colorado, (David Naylor, photographer), April 7, 1990 191 27 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, Sonia Sanchez, and others, Women's International League for Peace and Freedom Dinner, in Philadelphia, (photographer unknown), May 8, 1990 191 28 Walker, Alice, Borders Bookstore reading with Gwendolyn Brooks for Black Writers Conference, (photographer unknown), October 20, [1990?] 191 29 Walker, Alice, and others, Civil Rights Memorial in Montgomery, Alabama, (Book & Wings Bookplace, photographer), April 18, 1991 OP3 12 Walker, Alice, at the "Risin' Up Live" Concert in Berkeley, California, (Jean Weisinger, photographer), April 1992 191 30 Walker, Alice, Deborah Matthews, and others, Possessing the Secret of Joy program in London, (photographer unknown), October 1992 191 31 Walker, Alice and others, in [Senegal, West Africa], (photographer unknown), November 1992 191 32 Walker, Alice, and Marlon Riggs, at Frederick Douglass Awards at Lake Merritt Park Boathouse, (photographer unknown), November 15, 1992 191 33 Walker, Alice and unknown others, unknown event, (photographer unknown), May 1993 191 34 Walker, Alice, Tracy Chapman, and others, Alice Walker's 50th Birthday Party at Khan Toke Restaurant in San Francisco, (photographer unknown), February 9, 1994 191 35 Patterson, Louise Thompson, Jean Weisinger, and unidentified other, at Louise Thompson Patterson's 93rd Birthday Celebration, (Jean Weisinger, photographer), September 1994 191 36 Walker, Alice, Dr. Johnetta B. Cole, and others, Spelman College Commencement and Honorary Degree Ceremony, (Bud Smith, photographer), May 22, 1995 191 37 Walker, Alice, Fidel Castro, Angela Davis, and others, Palace de la Revolution in Havana, Cuba, (Companera, photographer), September 1995

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191 38 Walker, Alice and Haki Madhubuti, National Black Writers Conference at Chicago State University, (photographer unknown), October 21, 1995 191 39 Walker, Alice and unidentified individual, at the Book Passage, Corte Madera, California, (photographer unknown), 1996 191 40 Walker, Alice, Women and Children First book signing in Chicago, (photographer unknown), February 21, 1996 192 1 Walker, Alice and others, in [Ghana], (Pratibha Parmar, photographer), April, 1996 192 2 Walker, Alice, Robert Allen, and others, San Francisco Bay Book Festival, (Najib Joe Hakim, photographer), November 2, 1996 192 3 Walker, Alice and others, "The Moment of Birth"/Birth of Godson, (photographer unknown), December 17, 1996 192 4 Walker, Alice and Zelie Duvauchelle, at the Drum Conference in Sausalito, (photographer unknown), 1997 192 5 Boke, Sophia and others, Circumcision and Female Genital Mutiliation Initiation, (Julius?, photographer), [1997] 192 6 Walker, Alice, Pratibha Parmar, and others, Trip to Grand Canyon/"Running the Colorado," (photographer unknown), 1997 192 7 Davis, Angela, Gloria Steinem, and others, at Foundations for a Compassionate Society Conference, (Jane Steig Parson, photographer), 1997 192 8 Walker, Alice and June Jordan, National Black Gay and Lesbian Forum in Long Beach, California, (photographer unknown), February 1997 192 9 Walker, Alice and others, Park Institute Center for Spirituality, New Orleans, Louisiana, (photographer unknown), April 24, 1997 192 10 Walker, Alice, Ruth Walker, and others, Agnes Scott College Commencement, (photographer unknown), May 1997 192 11 Walker, Alice, Johnnetta B. Cole, Rudolph Byrd, and others, Charter Ceremony for the Alice Walker Literary Society at Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia, (Susan Ross, photographer unknown), May 17, 1997 [1 of 3] 192 12 Walker, Alice, Johnnetta B. Cole, Rudolph Byrd, and others, Charter Ceremony for the Alice Walker Literary Society at Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia, (Susan Ross, photographer unknown), May 17, 1997 [2 of 3] 192 13 Walker, Alice, Johnnetta B. Cole, Rudolph Byrd, and others, Charter Ceremony for the Alice Walker Literary Society at Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia, (Susan Ross, photographer unknown), May 17, 1997 [3 of 3] 192 14 Walker, Alice, Gloria Steinem, and others, Ms. Foundation 25th Anniversary, New York City, (Jennifer Warburg, photographer), May 29, 1997 192 15 Walker, Alice and others, Tubman Museum Award Ceremony in Macon, Georgia, (Chi Ezekwueche, photographer), October 24, 1997 192 16 Walker, Alice, Jill Nuvakavna, and others at University of Hawaii (photographer unknown), March 11, 1998

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192 17 Walker, Alice, Provost Lou Ann K. Simons, event at the Presidents home at Michigan State University, (photographer unknown), March 31, 1998 192 18 Walker, Alice and unidentified person, Bioneers Conference, (Jan Mangan, photographer), October 2000 192 19 Walker, Alice and Hyun Kyung Chung, at reading for Absolute Trust in the Goodness of the Earth, (photographer unknown), [circa 2000s] 192 20 Walker, Alice and others, Midwives Conference in Florida, (photographers unknown), [circa 2000s] 192 21 Walker, Alice and Tavis Smiley, Tavis Smiley Show, (PhotoVision Inc., photographer), [circa 2000s] 192 22 Walker, Alice, Rudolph Byrd, Randall Burkett, and others, at Carter Center in Atlanta, Georgia, (photographer unknown), [circa 2000s] 192 23 Walker, Alice, Gloria Steinem, and others, unidentified event, (Jenny Warburg, photographer), [circa 2000s] 192 24 Walker, Alice, Zelie, and others, "The Cleanse" in Hawaii, (photographer unknown), [circa 2000s] 192 25 Walker, Alice and unidentified others, at Reading in Atlanta, Georgia, (photographer unknown), [circa 2000s] 193 1 Walker, Zelie and others, Trip to Amazon, (photographer unknown), May 2000 193 2 Walker, Alice, Danny Glover, and others, "Justice Not Vengeance" Rally in California, (photographer unknown), 2001 193 3 Walker, Alice and others, QAF Conference in San Francisco, (Lieve Shelling, photographer), June 2001 193 4 Unidentified protestors, Rally Against War in Iraq, (photographer unknown), October 2001 193 5 Walker, Alice and Others, The Langston Hughes: International Symposium and Celebration of the Birth of Langston Hughes Centennial in Lawrence, Kansas, (Aaron Paden, photographer), January 2, 2002 OP3 13 Walker, Alice, at book signing in [Lawrence, Kansas], (Shakira Jackson, photographer), January/February 2002 193 6 Walker, Alice and Valerie Boyd, Zora Hurston Salon in Berkeley, California, (photographer unknown), February 8, 2002 193 7 Walker, Alice and others, Japanese Speaking Tour, (Iris Nelson, photographer), 2003 193 8 Unidentified Protestors, Mass march and Rally to "Stop the War On Iraq" (photographer unknown), February 16, 2003 193 9 Walker, Alice, Tessa Watt, and others, Lecture/Reading at Brentwood School, (photographer unknown), December 9, 2003 193 10 Walker, Alice, Hyung Kyun, and others, Trip to Korea, (photographer unknown), June 2004 193 11 Walker, Alice, Women's Council, and William Lee, Atlanta, Georgia, (photographer unknown), September 2004

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193 12 Walker, Alice, Evelyn White, and others, opening of the musical The Color Purple in Atlanta, Georgia, (photographer unknown), September 23, 2004 193 13 Walker, Fred, Bobby Walker, and others, Walker Family Reunion, (photographer unknown), July 2, 2005 193 14 Walker, Alice, Rudolph Byrd, and others, Solstice Party, (photographer unknown), December 2005 193 15 Walker, Alice, Rudolph Byrd, Beverly Guy-Sheftall, and others, New York Premiere of The Color Purple, December 1, 2005 193 16 Walker, Alice and others, Sangha! Gathering, (photographer unknown), 2006 193 17 Walker, Alice, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Maria Shriver, and others, California Hall of Fame Ceremony, (photographer unknown), 2007 193 18 Walker, Alice, Martin Luther King Convocation at the University of California at Santa Cruz, (photographer unknown), January 2007 193 19 Walker, Alice and unidentified others, reburial of Sallie Montgomery Walker, (photographer unknown), September 20, 2007 251 16 Walker, Alice and others, Mu Sacred Union Ceremony, Temple Jook, Philo, California, (photographer unknown) June 30, 2007 [includes invitation] 251 17 Walker, Alice at Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, (Susan J Ross photographer), April 2009

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Scope and Content Note The subseries contains individual photographs of Alice Walker's acquaintances, friends, family, partners, and admirers. The vast majority of these photographs are of fans and members of the Walker family. There are a significant amount of photos of Walker's siblings, Minnie Lou Walker, Robert Allen, Mel Leventhal, and Rebecca Walker. Other photographs of interest include Walker's childhood home and church in Eatonton, Georgia.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

People Box Folder Content 193 20 Unidentified (various photographs) 193 21 Unidentified individuals, unknown location, (photographer unknown), undated [1 of 2] 193 22 Unidentified individuals, unknown location, (photographer unknown), undated [2 of 2] OP12 19 Unidentified, inscribed “To Our Aunt Alice, with love from the Jones family,” undated 193 23 Unidentified individuals, "Hard Times Plantation" near Thibodaux, Louisiana, (Christopher Harris, photographer), December 1972-1973 193 24 Unidentified, man in coffin, (photographer unknown), undated 193 25 Unidentified, student at Sarah Lawrence College, (photographer unknown), [circa 1960s] 193 26 Agnes, in China and the U.S, (photographer unknown), 1943-1949 193 27 "Elf Fighter," (photographer unknown), undated 193 28 Indian man hugging a tree, (The Smithsonian, photographer), undated 193 29 "Kristi and Kyle's Baby girl," (photographer unknown), undated 193 30 "Pagan Woman," in Zaire, West Africa, (Elisabeth Sunday, photographer), [1989] 193 31 [unknown last names], Carter and Douglass, (photographer unknown), 1978 193 32 [unknown last name], Diana, (photographer unknown), 1984 193 33 [unknown last name], Maya, (photographer unknown), undated 193 34 [unknown last name], Marilou, (photographer unknown), 1981 193 35 [unknown last name], Maxine and Shakina, (photographer unknown), undated 193 36 [unknown last name/Walker], Michael, (photographer unknown), 1993 193 37 [unknown last names], Nafula and Mugeni, (photographer unknown), [circa 1985-1986]

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193 38 [unknown last name], Nikki, (photographer unknown), undated 193 39 [unknown last name], Sharon, (photographer unknown), [circa November 2005] 193 40 [unknown last name], Sharon and Kacie, in Italy, (photographer unknown), undated 193 41 [unknown last names], Tahir and Malaika, in Oaxaca, Mexico, (photographer unknown), October 1999 251 18 [unknown last name], Tallulah, (photographer unknown), undated OP3 14 [unknown last name], Tallulah, Anne, and Adam, (photographer unknown), undated 193 42 [unknown last name], Tiffany, (photographer unknown), September 1995 193 43 [unknown last name], Toshimi, Yoho, Poi, and Maya, members of the International Minority Literature group from Japan, (photographer unknown), undated 193 44 [unknown, last name], Van, Jr. and Karen, in Brooklyn, N.Y., (photographer unknown), undated 193 45 [unknown last name], William, (photographer unknown), 1994-1995 193 46 [Allen], Casey, (photographer unknown), [circa 1977-1990s] 193 47 [Allen], Casey, Sunshine, and other children, in Eatonton, Georgia, (photographer unknown), July 2, 1978 194 1 Allen, Robert, (various photographs), [1972-1990s] 194 2 Arellano, Xye Allen, (photographer unknown), 2001 194 3 Armah, Ayi Kwei and family, (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] 194 4 Armah, Sati Penda, in Popenguine, Senegal, (photographer unknown), [1990] 194 5 Baker, Vicky, (various photographs), undated 194 6 Banks, Mino Bikquad, (photographer unknown), undated 194 7 Battle, Robert "Osei," (photographer unknown), January 6, 1993 194 8 Bell, Derrick A., graduation photo, (photographer unknown), undated 194 9 Bolton, Marion Grant, (photographer unknown), undated 194 10 Cage, Tameka, (photographer unknown), June 2004 194 11 Campbell, M., (photographer unknown), undated 194 12 Cerney, Isobel and unidentified individual, (photographer unknown), [1991] 194 13 Chapman, Tracey and unidentified others, (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] 194 14 Chatwin, Fabiana, (photographer unknown), undated 194 15 Christian, Barbara, (photographer unknown), undated 194 16 Christiana, Audrea, (photographer unknown), undated 194 17 Clark, Septima, (photographer unknown), undated 194 18 Clemons, Kerri, (photography unknown), undated 194 19 [Cohen], Jonathan, (photographer unknown), [1992] 194 20 Cooper, Jackie and Ella, (photographer unknown), [1994]

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194 21 Curtis, Kyle Ashley, and others, (various photographs), [circa 1983-1986] 194 22 Czajor, Angelika, (photographer unknown), undated 194 23 David, James, (photographer unknown), undated 194 24 Doherty, Dave, (photographer unknown), undated 194 25 Duran, Kempton and Annie Maude, in Mississippi, (photographer unknown), June 2004 194 26 Duvauchelle, Zelie Kuliaikanuu'u, (various photographs), undated 194 27 Emecheta, Budhi, (Jerry Bauer, photographer), undated 194 28 Flounder, Fanny, (photographer unknown), undated 194 29 Fontaine, Demetra Gayle, (photographer unknown), undated 194 30 Franklin, John Hope and unidentified others, (photographer unknown), undated 194 31 Funderberg, Frederick D., (photographer unknown), October 2005 194 32 Gillard, Sally [Grant], (photographer unknown), undated 194 33 Glover, Danny and unidentified girl, (Jean Weisinger, photographer), 1991 194 34 Gonzales, Antonio, Crispulo Igualkino, and Kawaipuma Prejean, "Helsinki Accords" in Copenhagen Denmark, June 1990 194 35 Grant, Nellie Lee, (various photographs), undated 194 36 Grant, Nellie Lee, Minnie Lou Grant, "Miss Mary," and Rachel, (photographer unknown), undated 194 37 Grant, William A., Nettie Lee Grant, and children, (photographer unknown), undated 194 38 Grant, William and son William Jr., at Grant's Liquor Store, (photographer unknown), undated 251 19 Hairston, Jacqui at Carnegie Hall, (Group Photos, Inc. photographer) February 19, 2012 194 39 Haliyeti, Mukabasinga, (photographer unknown), undated 194 40 Hall, Ti Beri, (various photographs), [2000] 194 41 Hayes, Bill and Suzanne, (photographer unknown), Summer 1989 194 42 Hepburn, Deborah, and others, (photographer unknown), April 1999 194 43 Hernandez, Ester and others, (photographer unknown), January 1989 194 44 Hernandez, Ester and Renee Moreno, [at Wild Trees], (photographer unknown), May 13-14, 1989 194 45 Heymann, Ciara, (photographer unknown), undated 194 46 Hood family, (various photographs), [2005] 194 47 Holiday, Billie and undentified others in concert, undated 194 48 Hudson, Winson, (photographer unknown), September 1990 194 49 Hurston, Zora Neale, (Prentiss Taylor, photographer), undated 194 50 Ilisch, Aleseandra, (photographer unknown), January 1993 195 1 Johnson, Quantus, (various photographs), [circa 1990-2001] 195 2 Jones, Quincy, undated

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OP3 15 Jones, Quincy, in New York, (Herman Leonard, photographer), 1955 195 3 Jordan, Ebony, (photographer unknown), undated 195 4 Jordan, Georgie, "in Mrs. Walker's Yard," (photographer unknown), December 1965 195 5 Jordan, June, (various photographs), undated 195 6 Jordan, June and Jean Weisinger, (photographer unknown), undated 195 7 Kelly, Khaiim, (photographer unknown), 1988 195 8 Kelly, Sacha, Khaiim and Naieem Kelly, Hartford, Connecticut, [2001] 195 9 Kirrosonkole, Pumla and unidentified others, (Leo Rosenthal, photographer), undated 195 10 Lawrence, Charles, in Hawaii, (photographer unknown), 1990-1996 195 11 Lee, William Poy, (photographer unknown), undated 195 12 Leventhal, Mel, (various photographs), undated 195 13 Leventhal, Mel, Rebecca Walker and others, "Rebecca and Mel's visit to Midwood Street Home," (photographer unknown), 1986 195 14 Leventhal, Mel, Robert Allen, and Rebecca Walker, at San Francisco's Japanese Garden (Alice Walker, photographer), April 1974 195 15 Lund, Cary, (photographer unknown), [1986] 195 16 McCrary, Carolyn and family, (photographer unknown), 1986 195 17 McIntosh, Alastair, (photographer unknown), [circa 1993] 195 18 Meyer, Elaina, (photographer unknown), undated 195 19 Merrida, Mailia Tsekai and others, (various photographs), 1993-1995 195 20 Merrill, Charles, (photographer unknown), undated 195 21 Miller, Tyler Mekhi Walker, (various photographs), undated 195 22 Mosely, Mathilda, in Eatonville, Florida, (photographer unknown), undated 195 23 Ndegeocello, Meshell, (various photographs), [circa 1990s] 195 24 Ndika, Marai and others, (various photographs), [circa 1990s] 195 25 Niambi, Ashabi and others, (photographer unknown), 1991-1992 195 26 O'Connor, Flannery, (Joe McTyre, photographer), undated 195 27 Olsen, Tillie, (photographer unknown), 1979-1981 195 28 Ono, Yoko and Sean Lennon, in New York, (photographer unknown), [1984] 195 29 Osman, Samira and Charlotte, (photographer unknown), November 1987 195 30 Paloman, Vincent and unidentified other, (photographer unknown), [1985] 195 31 Poole, Mary, (photographer unknown), undated 195 32 Pugh, Willard E., (photographer unknown), undated OP3 16 Riggs, Marlon, (Jean Weisinger, photographer), 1993 195 33 Rainbird, Kelly Lee and siblings, (photographer unknown), undated 195 34 Said, Omar ibn (A.M. Waddell, photographer), undated 195 35 Sanford, Porter III, (photographer unknown), [circa 1958] 195 36 Sellassie, Yahshimabet Malakush, (photographer unknown), August 2004

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195 37 Serrano, Maria, (photographer unknown), undated 195 38 Shakur, Assata and unidentified other, (photographer unknown), undated 195 39 Sjöö, Monica, (various photographs), [circa 1991-1993] 195 40 Skillman, Franklin James and Mildred Grant Skillman, (photographer unknown), [1943] 195 41 Slyke, Queen Grant and James Adam Slyke, (photographer unknown), undated 195 42 Steinem, Gloria, (various photographs), undated 195 43 Story, Jama, (photographer unknown), [2006] 195 44 Stringer, Damion, (photographer unknown), undated 195 45 Sullivan, Amy, (photographer unknown), undated 195 46 Talbot, Michael, (photographer unknown), undated 195 47 Tsuruta, Niki Cora-Angeline, (photographer unknown), July 8, 1981 195 48 Wahpepah, Sandino "Chocko," (photographer unknown), undated 195 49 Walker, Bill, Gaye Walker, and unidentified other, (photographer unknown), undated 195 50 Walker, Bobby, (various photographs), August 1998-December 2003 195 51 Walker, Bobby, Yeshi, and others in Eatonton, (photographer unknown), 2001 195 52 Walker, Brandi, (various photographs), undated 195 53 Walker, Chayce Santrelle, (photographer unknown), undated 195 54 Walker, Erin Sharee, (photographer unknown), [1994] 195 55 Walker, Fred, (photographer unknown), undated 195 56 Walker, Fred, Bobby Walker, and others, (photographer unknown), 1996 195 57 Walker, Fred and Daven Walker, (photographer unknown), November 17, 1997 195 58 Walker, Ginger, (various photographs), [circa 1994-2002] 195 59 Walker, Gregory, (photographer unknown), August 1991 195 60 Walker, Jimmy, (photographer unknown), undated 195 61 [Walker], Judy and Chance, (photographer unknown), undated 195 62 Walker, Kamilah, (photographer unknown), 2001 196 1 Walker, Kiietti Latrice, (photographer unknown), 1986 196 2 Walker, Mamie, (photographer unknown), undated 196 3 Walker, Mamie and Achilles Grant, (photographer unknown), August 1984 196 4 Walker, Michael, (photographer unknown), undated 196 5 Walker, Minnie Lou, (various photographs), [circa 1960s-1980s] 196 6 Walker, Minnie Lou, Ruth Walker, and others, Walker family reunion, (photographer unknown), August 1984 196 7 Walker, Minnie Lou and others at the funeral of Minnie Lou Walker, (photographer unknown), [1993] 196 8 Walker, Minnie Lou and Rebecca Walker, (photographer unknown), [circa 1969-1980] 196 9 Walker, Rebecca, (various photographs), [circa 1969-1990s] [1 of 2]

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196 10 Walker, Rebecca, (various photographs), [circa 1969-1990s] [2 of 2] 196 11 Walker, Ruth, (photographer unknown), undated 196 12 Walker, Ruth, Jimmie Walker, and Julie, (photographer unknown), [circa 1970s] 196 13 Walker, Ruth and Fred Walker, (photographer unknown), 1971-1988 196 14 Walker, Tabitha, (photographer unknown), [circa 1983-1988] 196 15 Walker, Willie Lee, (photographer unknown), [circa 1960s-1970s] 196 16 Walker, Willie Lee and Minnie Lou Walker, (various photographs), [circa 1930s-1970s] 196 17 Ward, Anthony, (photographer unknown), undated OP3 17 Ward, Anthony, (photographer unknown), undated 196 18 Washington, Mary Helen and unidentified individual, (photographer unknown), undated 196 19 Weil-Curiel, Linda, Bafing Kul, and Waris Diric, (photographer unknown) undated 196 20 Weisinger, Jean, (various photographs), undated OP3 18 Weisinger, Jean, in Australia, (Alice Walker, photographer), 1991 OP3 19 Weisinger, Jean, (Jean Weisinger, photographer), April 1992 196 21 White, Evelyn, at Langston Hughes house in New York, (photographer unknown), undated 196 22 White, Franklin Walton and others, (photographer unknown), [1998] 196 23 Williamson, Philemona, (photographer unknown), undated 196 24 Wilson, Jaimie, (photographer unknown), undated 196 25 [Wilson], Kyle and Samantha, (photographer unknown), undated 196 26 Wilson, Parker, (photographer unknown), undated 196 27 Zinn, Howard, (Jean Weisinger, photographer), [1999]

Places and other various photographs 197 1 Alice Walker's childhood church, Eatonton, Georgia, (Alice Walker, photographer), 1972 197 2 Alice Walker's childhood home, Eatonton, Georgia, (photographer unknown), July 13, 1987 197 3 Alice Walker's house in California, (photographer unknown), [circa 1990s] 197 4 Flower arrangement given for The Color Purple, (photographer unknown), circa 1986 197 5 Gravesites of Sallie Montgomery Walker and JM Walker, (photographer unknown), undated 197 6 Photos of art, (various photographers), undated 197 7 Photos of Bob Marley posters, (photographer unknown), [1980s] 197 8 Photos of Word's AME Chapel, dedicated to Willie Lee Walker, (photographer unknown), undated 197 9 Photo cards by Margaret Randall, (various photograph), 1995-1997

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197 10 Photos of a ferris wheel, (photographer unknown), undated 197 11 Storefront salute to Alice Walker for her Pulitzer Prize in fiction, B. Dalton Books, (photographer unknown), Summer 1983 197 12 Storefront with various books on display, in Berkeley, California, (photographer unknown), April 1971 197 13 Bandiagara, Mali, (photographer unknown), undated 197 14 Great Wall of China, (photographer unknown), [1985] 197 15 The Old House on "Grant's Plantation," in Eatonton, Georgia, (photographer unknown), undated 197 16 "The Purple Quilt" by Faith Reingold and other quilts, (photographer unknown), [circa 1986-1992] 197 17 Various photos of animals, (various photographers), 1980s-1990s 197 18 Various photos of flowers and gardens, (various photographers), undated 197 19 Various photos of houses, (various photographers), [circa 1970s-1990s] 197 20 Various photos of landscapes, (various photographers), undated 197 21 Various other photographs, (photographer unknown), undated 197 22 View from St. Francis Square Apartments in San Francisco, California, (photographer unknown), undated 197 23 Zora Neal Hurston Building in the State Regional Service Center, Orlando, Florida, (photographer unknown), October 1978 197 24 Zora Neale Hurston gravesite at the Garden of Heavenly Rest Cementary, Fort Pierce, Florida, (photographer unknown), 1986-1999 197 25 Photocopies of photographs (various photos including Alice Walker), undated

172 Alice Walker papers, circa 1930-2010 Manuscript Collection No. 1061 Subseries 8.4 Slides and negatives, 1962-1970 Box 198 (folders 1-9)

Scope and Content Note This series contains slides and negatives from 1962-1970. Negatives, though not individually identified, are likely of photographs in the remainder of the photographs series. Slides include photographs of Alice Walker's trip to Moscow in 1962 and her childhood home in Eatonton, Georgia.

Arrangement Note Arranged by record type.

Slides Box Folder Content 198 1 Alice Walker's trip to Moscow and Finland, 1962 198 2 Children in Native American costumes, 1970 198 3 Alice Walker's home, Eatonton, Georgia, undated 198 4 Various

Negatives 198 5 Unidentified negatives [1 of 5] 198 6 Unidentified negatives [2 of 5] 198 7 Unidentified negatives [3 of 5] 198 8 Unidentified negatives [4 of 5] 198 9 Unidentified negatives [5 of 5]

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Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of photograph albums from 1960-2006. Albums document vacations, award ceremonies, and other events. Of particular interest are albums devoted to the filming of The Color Purple compiled by Robert Allen, the Florida School of Midwifery, and the filming of the Warrior Marks documentary.

Arrangement Note Arranged in chronological order.

Box Folder Content OBV2 Color Purple (film) on location, 1985 OBV3 Bali, February 7-February 23, 1986 BV8 Temple Jook, September 1990 BV9 Warrior Marks documentary filming [1 of 2], 1993 BV10 Warrior Marks documentary filming [2 of 2], 1993 198 10 Album from Zelie Duvauchelle, August 1997 198 11 Florida School of Midwifery, November 2000

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Scope and Content Note The series contains audio and video recordings of Alice Walker's interviews, poetry and book readings, and speeches from 1962-2010. The series also includes adaptations of Walker's short stories as film shorts and cartoons, recordings of others reading her poetry, and recordings of family members and events, including early recordings of Walker with husband Mel Leventhal and daughter Rebecca Walker. Of particular interest to researchers may be early recordings of Walker talking with Staughton Lynd in 1962 while she attended Spelman College, a 1971 interview with Coretta Scott King, a recording of Langston Hughes discussing his thoughts on Walker in the mid 1960s, and an interview with Eudora Welty from the 1970s. Audiovisual materials can also be found in Born digital materials (Series 13).

Arrangement Note Arranged into two subseries: (9.1) Audio recordings, (9.2) Video recordings, and (9.3) Born- digital materials.

Restrictions on Access Born-digital materials (Subseries 9.3) are restricted.

175 Alice Walker papers, circa 1930-2010 Manuscript Collection No. 1061 Subseries 9.1 Audio recordings, 1962-2007

Arrangement Note Arranged in chronological order.

Box Folder Content AV2 - Alice Walker Talking with Professor Staughton Lynd, Young Unitarians, October 1962 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7x31][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7x45] - - Langston Hughes discussing Alice Walker [ca. 1960s]; "Black Letters" program with Roscoe C. Brown, Jr. [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7x59][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7x6f] AV2 - Analysis of Alice Walker's short story; Don Lee: "Black Aesthetic and Reading his Poetry," [circa 1969] AV1 - Alice Walker conducting interview on "Black Women in the South" [1971], part I [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7x7k][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7x8q] AV1 - Alice Walker conducting interview on "The Black Women in the South" [1971], part II [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7x9v][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7xb0] AV1 - Alice Walker and Mel Leventhal Playing with Rebecca Walker [1971] (side 1); Interview with Coretta Scott King, part I, March 3, 1971 (side 2) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7xc4][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7xd8] AV1 - Interview with Coretta Scott King, Part II [1971] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7xfd][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7xgj] AV1 - Alice Walker and Rebecca, /Interview with Eudora Welty, [1973] (side 1); Walker reading "The Revenge of Hannah Kemhuff" and In Search of Our Mothers' Garden, [1973] (side 2) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7xhp][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7xjt] AV1 - "A Tribute to MLK, Jr.," Mississippi Council on Human Relations, April 5, 1973 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7xkz][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7xm3] CLP1 - Be-Bop Jazz: With All the Stars of the New Movement, volume 2, Dial Records, 1948 [original: LP] [restricted] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7xn7][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7xpc]

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AV1 - "Black Viewpoint on Cuba" KPFA Radio July 28, 1979 [1 of 2] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7xn7][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7xpc] AV1 - "Black Viewpoint on Cuba" KPFA Radio July 28, 1979 [2 of 2] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7xqh] - - Alice Walker interviewing black women about the southern experience [late 1970s] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7xrn][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7xss] AV1 - Alice Walker reading from You Can't Keep a Good Woman Down, UCSC Women Writer's Conference, June 30, 1980 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7xtx][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7xv2] AV1 - "Horizons: A Celebration of Black Women In Literature: Alice Walker," NPR, February 13, 1980 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7xw6] AV1 - Alice Walker reading "Everyday Use" and other stories and poems, [1980] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7xxb][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7xzg] AV1 - Astrological projections by L.L. for Alice Walker, September 2, 1981 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7z0q][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7z1v] AV1 - Alice Walker reading "Fame" and "Abortion," KPFA Radio, September 5, 1981 [1 of 2] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7z20][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7z34] AV1 - "Alice Walker Reading "Fame"; "Abortion" KPFA Radio, September 5, 1981 [2 of 2] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7z48][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7z5d] AV1 - Interview with Alice Walker, The American Audio Prose Library, March 1981 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7z6j][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7z7p] AV1 - Interview with Alice Walker, Final Draft radio show, KALW, 1981 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7z8t] AV1 - Answering machine tape with messages concerning the American Book Award/ Pulitzer week, April 19-26, 1983 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7z9z][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7zb3] - - Answering machine recordings, May 1983 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7zc7][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7zdc] - - Answering machine recordings, June 1983

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[Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7zfh] AV1 - The Color Purple read by Alice Walker, February 1984 [1 of 6] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7zhs][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7zgn] AV1 - The Color Purple read by Alice Walker, February 1984 [2 of 6] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7zjx][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7zsw] AV1 - The Color Purple read by Alice Walker, February 1984 [3 of 6] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7zk2] AV1 - The Color Purple read by Alice Walker, February 1984 [4 of 6] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7zm6][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7znb] AV1 - The Color Purple read by Alice Walker, February 1984 [5 of 6] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7zpg][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7zqm] AV1 - The Color Purple read by Alice Walker, February 1984 [6 of 6] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7zrr] AV1 - Alice Walker reads from Horses Make A Landscape Look More Beautiful, November 9, 1984 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7zt1][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7zv5] AV1 - "Poems to a Listener" featuring Alice Walker, October 12, 1984 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7zw9] AV1 - "To Hell With Dying," read by Ed Markmann, December 26, 1984 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7zxf] AV1 - "Take Hands: Singing and Speaking for Survival," Watershed Media, 1984 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7zzk][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b800w] AV3 - "We Are the World," United Support of Artists for Africa, 1985 [restricted] AV1 - "How To Worship A Purple God," John A. Taylor, October 23, 1985 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b8011][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b8025] AV1 - The Color Purple (movie): music only [1985] [1 of 2] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b8039][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b804f] AV1 - The Color Purple (movie): music only [1985] [2 of 2] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b805k] AV1 - The Color Purple (movie): dialogue only, [1985] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b806q] AV1 - The Color Purple (movie): music and some dialogue, [1985] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b807v] AV1 - "Miss Celie's Blues," The Color Purple (movie), [1985] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b8080]

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AV1 - "My Piece of the Planet Songbook," John W. Hammond, 1985 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b8094][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b80b8] AV1 - "Thank You," SarahLynn D. Lewis, June 1986 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b80cd][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b80dj] CLP1 - The Color Purple Original Motion Picture Soundtrack, Warner Bros. Records, 1986 [original: LP] [restricted] (2 copies) - - Alice Walker at SisterFire, 1987 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b80fp][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b80gt] AV1 - Answering machine messages [including Mel Leventhal, Rebecca Walker, Toni Morrison, Quincy Jones, Belvie Rooks, and Gloria Steinem], 1987 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b80hz] - - Vera Marcus reading, March 23, 1987 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b85cx][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b85d2] AV1 - "American Eyes: Alice Walker," BBC Radio, August 21, 1987 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b80j3] AV1 - "Alice Walker Reads Nineteen Fifty-Five," American Audio Prose Library, 1987 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b80k7][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b80mc] AV1 - Alice Walker numerology reading 1987 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b80nh][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b80pn] AV1 - The Color Purple (Spanish version), Radio Progress, Havana Cuba, 1988 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b80qs] AV1 - Alice Walker interview, WBAI, New York, December 26, 1988 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b80rx] AV1 - Fresh Air: Alice Walker discussing The Temple of My Familiar, National Public Radio, 1988 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b80s2] AV1 - The Diane Rehm Show: "Alice Walker," May 8, 1989 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b80t6][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b80vb] AV1 - Larry King Show, May 8, 1989 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b80wg] AV1 - Winnie Mandela Panel, Pacifica Radio Archive, February 28, 1989 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b80xm] AV1 - Introduction to Modern English and American Literature II: 20th Century, Contemporary Southern Writers: Welty, Taylor, Walker, audio course with Professors Emily Auerbach and William L. Andrews, Program 7, Corporation for Public Broadcasting, 1989

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[Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b80zr] AV1 - "Perfect Swine," Musical Theatre Manchester, November 16, 1989 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b8100][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b8114] AV1 - Alice Walker reading, 92nd Street Y Poetry Center, New York, October 7, 1991 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b8128][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b813d] AV1 - Alice Walker interview by Charlayne Hunter-Gault, October 7, 1991 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b814j][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b815p] AV1 - "Bokfonstret" Alice Walker, August 28, 1991 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b816t][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b817z] AV1 - "Words from the Heart with Alice Walker" New Dimensions Foundation, April 27, 1992 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b8183][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b8197] AV1 - "Looking Deeply with Alice Walker" New Dimensions Foundation, April 27, 1992 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b81bc][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b81ch] AV1 - Diane Rehm with Alice Walker, WAMU, July 10, 1992 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b81dn][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b81fs] AV1 - "1955," read by Whoopi Goldberg, BBC Radio Drama, August 1993 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b81gx] AV1 - Derek McGinty Show, "Alice Walker," National Public Radio, November 4, 1993 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b81h2][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b81j6] - - "Everyday Use," read by Alfre Woodard, BBC Radio Drama, 1993 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b81kb] AV1 - "Writers and Company: Alice Walker" Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, March 1995 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b81mg][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b81nm] AV1 - "Alice Walker and Anna Deveare Smith" April 27, 1995 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b81pr][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b81qw] - - Service featuring Alice Walker, Auburn Theological Seminary, 1995 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b81r1][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b81s5]

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AV1 - Alice Walker morning reading: "The Only Reason You Wanna Go to Heaven Is You've Been Driven Out of Your Mind: Reflections on Inherited Religion from a Womanist Pagan," Auburn Theological Seminary, 1995 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b81t9][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b81vf] AV1 - Alice Walker afternoon reading, Auburn Theological Seminary, 1995 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b81wk] AV1 - Alice Walker afternoon panel, Auburn Theological Seminary, 1995 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b86jq][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b86kv] AV1 - Rebecca Walker with Margo Robb discussing book To Be Real, November 29, 1995 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b81xq] AV1 - The Diane Rehm Show, Alice Walker, January 26, 1996 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b81zv][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b8203] AV1 - Alice Walker at Martin Luther King, Jr. High School, February 10, 1996 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b8217][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b822c] AV1 - Reading of "Never Offer Your Heart to Someone Who Eats Hearts [Abridged]," Blast Digital Audio, October 2, 1996 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b823h] AV1 - "African American Women On Tour: Alice Walker: Saturday Luncheon," 1996 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b824n][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b825s] AV1 - City Arts of San Francisco, reading from the "Same River Twice: Honoring the Difficult," City Arts and Lectures, Inc., 1996 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b826x][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b8272] AV1 - City Arts of San Francisco, Alice Walker and Howard Zinn, Matt Elmore hosting for Maya Angelou, Pacific Vista Productions, 1996 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b8286] AV1 - Interview with William Henry Walker (incomplete), February 9, 1997 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b829b] AV1 - NightTalk: Alice Walker talking about Anything We Love, April 14, 1997 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b82bg][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b82cm] AV1 - "We Have a Beautiful Mother," University of North Carolina Asheville, March 30, 1997 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b82dr] AV1 - "Walker/Steinem," 92nd Street Y, April 20, 1997 [1 of 2] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b82fw][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b82g1]

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AV1 - "Walker/Steinem," 92nd Street Y, April 20, 1997 [2 of 2] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b82h5] AV1 - The Diane Rehm Show, discussion of Anything We Love Can Be Saved, National Public Radio, April 28, 1997 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b82j9][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b82kf] AV1 - "An Evening with Alice Walker," May 10, 1997 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b82mk][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b82nq] AV1 - Sedge Thomson's West Coast Live "Interview with Alice Walker," May 10, 1997 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b833m][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b834r] AV1 - We the People with Jerry Brown: "Alice Walker," June 5, 1997 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b82pv][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b82q0] AV1 - "Make Peace, Not War Conference," New Dimensions Foundation, June 1997 [1 of 3] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b82r4][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b82s8] AV1 - "Make Peace, Not War Conference," New Dimensions Foundation, June 1997 [2 of 3] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b82td][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b82vj] AV1 - "Make Peace, Not War Conference," New Dimensions Foundation, June 1997 [3 of 3] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b82wp][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b82xt] AV1 - "Bringing Spirit into the World with Alice Walker," New Dimensions Foundation, June 1997 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b82zz][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b8306] AV1 - "Gardening the Soul with Alice Walker," New Dimensions Foundation, June 1997 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b831b][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b832g] AV1 - Alice Walker interview on Mumia Abu Jamal, CBC Radio, 1997 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b835w] AV1 - New Letters on the Air: Alice Walker, University of Missouri, [1997] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b86m0] AV1 - "Studs Terkel in conversation with Howard Zinn, welcomed by Alice Walker" KPFA Radio, February 14, 1998 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b8361][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b8375]

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AV1 - "Diane Rehm with Alice Walker," WAMU, September 30, 1998 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b8389][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b839f] AV1 - "Alice Walker," Minnesota Public Radio, October 9, 1998 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b83bk][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b83cq] AV1 - "Rockin' the Boat-Across the Great Divide: Narrated by Alice Walker," Jenel Productions, 1998 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b83dv][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b83f0] AV1 - Bookworm: Alice Walker discussing By the Light of My Father's Smile, NPR, October 22, 1998 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b83g4] AV1 - "Alice Walker at the Los Angeles Times Book Fair," Pacifica Radio Archive, April 24, 1999 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b83h8][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b83jd] AV1 - "Alice Walker," telephone interview with unnamed spiritualist, September 7, 1999 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b83kj][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b83mp] AV1 - "Weaving the World, Voices of the Bioneers," WisdomKeepers Publishing, 1999 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b83nt][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b83pz] AV1 - Los Angeles Times Festival of Books, Alice Walker interviewed by Susan Straight, April 24, 1999 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b83q3][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b83r7] AV1 - "Alice Walker Keynote," Martin Luther King 18th Annual Memorial Convocation, University of California, Santa Cruz, January 23, 2001 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b83sc] AV1 - Readings by Alice Walker, Intersection for the Arts Literary Series, April 2001 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b83th] AV1 - Alice Walker press conference, University of Kansas, January 31, 2002 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b870m] AV1 - "Mumia's Freedom in a 9/11 World," Howard Zinn and Alice Walker, St. Joseph the Worker Church, April 20, 2002 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b83vn] AV1 - "Activism with Heart and Soul: A Dialogue" New Dimensions Foundation July 22, 2002 [1 of 2] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b83ws][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b83xx]

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AV1 - "Activism with Heart and Soul: A Dialogue" New Dimensions Foundation, July 22, 2002 [2 of 2] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b83z2][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b8409] AV1 - "Alice Walker, African American Retreat, Dharma Seed, August 16, 2002 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b841f][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b842k] AV1 - "Sala Steinbach," African American Retreat, Dharma Seed, August 17, 2002 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b843q] AV1 - "Hilda Guterrez Baldoquin," African American Retreat, Dharma Seed, August 17, 2002 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b844v][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b8450] AV1 - "Lawrence Ellis," African American Retreat, Dharma Seed, August 17, 2002 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b8464][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b8478] AV1 - "Angel Kyodo Williams," African American Retreat, Dharma Seed, August 17, 2002 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b848d][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b849j] AV1 - "Gaylon Ferguson," African American Retreat, Dharma Seed, August 18, 2002 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b84bp][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b84ct] AV1 - "Jan Willis," African American Retreat, August 18, 2002 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b84dz][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b84f3] AV1 - "Panel of Five," African American Retreat, August 18, 2002 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b84g7][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b84hc] AV1 - "Choyin Randrol," African American Retreat, August 18, 2002 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b84jh] AV1 - "Last Panel," African-American Retreat, August 19, 2002 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b84kn][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b84ms] AV1 - "Joseph Jarman," African American Retreat, August 19, 2002 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bc2tm][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b84nx] AV1 - "Friendly Dragon," African American Retreat, August 19, 2002 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b84p2] AV1 - "Final Day Panel," African American Retreat, August 20, 2002 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b84q6][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b84rb] - - "Alice Walker," City Arts and Lectures, September 2002

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[Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b84sg] - - "How it Feels to Know Someone Died for You: Living with the Voice of the Beloved," January 23, 2002 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b86sp] AV1 - Alice Walker at Mount Madonna, [2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b86w3] AV1 - "Orchids: What It Means to Be Black," International Association of Black Yoga Teachers, August 1, 2003 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b84tm] AV1 - International Association of Black Yoga Teachers summit, 2003 AV1 - "Martin Luther King: A Tribute," Radio 4, August 26, 2003 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b84vr] AV1 - "Women, Spirit, & Peace: Alice Walker" KPFA Radio, September 22, 2003 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b961q] AV1 - "An Afternoon with Alice Walker," 2003 San Francisco Green Festival November 2003 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b84ww] AV1 - Ardwyn Singers, "When We Let Spirit Lead Us," [2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b86tt] AV1 - Alice Walker at the Center for Spiritual Enlightenment, [2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b86vz] AV1 - Alice Walker reading, February 1, 2004 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b84x1] AV1 - Alice Walker, February 24, 2004 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b84z5][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b850d] AV1 - Alice Walker and Margo Jefferson at the New York Public Library, November 30, 2005 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b86x7][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b86zc] AV1 - "Their Eyes Were Watching God: The Big Read Featuring Alice Walker," National Endowment for the Arts, 2006 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b851j] AV1 - "Women Re-Imagining the World," Bioneers Conference, 2007 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b852p] AV1 - "The Color Purple: A Book Talk by Vandella Brown," Memphis and Shelby County Libraries, undated [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b853t][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b854z] AV1 - Walker reading "Roselily" and "Am I Blue?," undated [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b8553][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b8567] - - "Even As I Hold You" [musical adaptation], music by Allison Brewster, undated

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[Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b857c][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b858h] - - Alice Walker reading "Roselily," Pacifica Radio Archive, undated [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b859n][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b85bs]

186 Alice Walker papers, circa 1930-2010 Manuscript Collection No. 1061 Subseries 9.2 Video recordings, 1979-2010

Arrangement Note Arranged in chronological order.

Restrictions on Access Researchers must contact the Rose Library in advance for access to these materials.

Box Folder Content - - Alice Walker Reading Poetry, March 21, 1979 and Alice Walker on Zora Neale Hurston, October 2, 1980, American Poetry Archives [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmv9r] AV6 - For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow is Enuf by Ntozake Shange, PBS 1982 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmvbw] AV6 - Gloria Steinem interviews Alice Walker, [1982] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pq0ds] AV6 - "Female Circumcision," producer Louise Pauten, BBC Enterprises, March 3, 1983 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmvc1] AV6 - "NASS/ACEP 1984 Vote Campaign," Red, White, and Blue Productions, October 5, 1984 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmxjx] AV6 - The Color Purple, dub of rough cut, [1985] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmxk2] AV6 - "Journey: Alice Walker," WETA, January 18, 1985 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pq0cn] AV6 - The Color Purple, "Teaser #4," Warner Bros., October 31, 1985 [damaged; not digitized] AV6 - Omnibus: "Alice Walker and the Colour Purple," BBC TV, September 6, 1986 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmxm6] AV6 - "Tribute to Winnie Mandela" featuring Sweet Honey and the Rock and Alice Walker, Ideas in Motion (San Francisco, California), Part I, September 19, 1986 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmxnb] - - Tribute to Winnie Mandela" featuring Sweet Honey and the Rock and Alice Walker, Ideas in Motion (San Francisco, California), Part II, September 19, 1986 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmxpg] AV6 - Here and Now: "Alice Walker," KATU, October/November 1986 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmxqm] AV6 - "A Private Conversation with Alice Walker," American Program Bureau, Inc., November 5, 1986

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[Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmxrr] AV6 - "Mrs. Minnie Lou Walker," 1986 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmxsw] AV6 - "NAACP Achievement Awards," January 17, 1987 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmxt1] - - "Alice Walker," 1987 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmxv5] - - MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour: "The Color Purple," March 6, 1987 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmxw9] AV2 - The Originals: A Portrait in the First Person, Alice Walker, April 1987 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmxxf] AV6 - MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour: "Alice Walker Interview by Charlayne Hunter- Gault" (Spring 1987); Live at Five June 11, 1987; Port Chicago Demo June 12, 1987 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmxzk] AV6 - "The Color Purple Foundation presents Maria Burke in Concert," March 5, 1988, Part I [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmz0t] AV6 - "The Color Purple Foundation presents Maria Burke in Concert," March 5, 1988, Part II [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmz1z] AV6 - Weekend Extra "Alice Walker Interview," Produced by Peter Lawrence and Riki Rafner, July 16-17, 1988 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmz23] AV6 - "Voices for Choice: The Right to Life: What Can the White Man Say to the Black Woman?" 1988 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmz37] AV6 - Georgia Digest: "Alice Walker," Georgia Public Broadcasting, [1988] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmz4c] AV5 - "Alice Walker Reading at the Los Angeles Theatre Center" January 9, 1989 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmz5h] AV5 - USA Today: The Television Show "Alice Walker" (part I), May 1, 1989 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmz6n] AV5 - USA Today: The Television Show "Alice Walker" (part II), May 1, 1989 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmz7s] AV5 - USA Today: The Television Show "Alice Walker" (part III), May 1, 1989 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmz8x] AV5 - Live at Five: WNBC TV "The Temple of My Familiar," May 1, 1989; Today NBC: "The Temple of My Familiar," May 2, 1989 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pn2nt] AV5 - The Eleventh Hour: "The Walkers," WNET New York, May 2, 1989 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmz92]

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AV5 - CBS This Morning: "Alice Walker," May 10, 1989 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmxhs] AV5 - The Oprah Winfrey Show, Harpo Productions, June 3, 1989; Donahue, July 20, 1989 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmxgn] AV5 - CBS News NightWatch: "Alice Walker," June 12, 1989 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmxfh] AV2 - Lannan Literary Series: "Alice Walker Interview," June 22, 1989 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmxdc] AV5 - "Alice Walker," Channel 4 News, BBC, September 1989 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmxc7] AV5 - The Dick Cavett Show: "Alice Walker," November 1, 1989 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmxb3] AV5 - "Alice Walker at Marcus Books," December 16, 1989 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmx9z] AV5 - Lannan Literary Series: "Writers Uncensored," 1989 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmx8t] AV5 - Visions of the Spirit (rough cut), producer Elena Featherston, 1989 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmx7p] AV5 - Visions of the Spirit, producer Elena Featherston 1989 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmx6j] AV5 - Visions of the Spirit (dubs of reels 1-6), producer Elena Featherston 1989 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmx5d] AV5 - Behind God's Back [adaptation of Alice Walker's "How Did I Get Away with Killing One of the Biggest Lawyers in the State? It was easy."], American Film Institute, 1989 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmx48] AV2 - Lannan Literary Series: "Where Poems Come From," 1989 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmx34] AV2 - Women's Party for Survival: Responding to the Nuclear Threat:, " Alice Walker and Tillie Olsen," [April 1981], Part I [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmvf9] AV5 - Women's Party for Survival: Responding to the Nuclear Threat:, "Helen Caldicott: On the Medical Consequences of Nuclear War," [April 1981], Part II [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmx20] - - "Women's International League for Peace and Freedom" [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmx1v] - - Lannan Foundation Literary Series Presents Alice Walker, Lannan Foundation, Metropolitan Pictures and EZTV, 1990 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmx0q] AV5 - Headliners: "Jerry Garcia, Alice Walker, Carlos Santana," San Jose Channel 4/ NBC, February 26, 1991 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmwzg]

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AV3 - Nia: "Mary Jean and the Green Stone" [animated adaption of Alice Walker's Finding the Green Stone], NGUZ Seba Films, Inc., 1980-VHS and Film [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id ppcg4] AV2 - Women Working in Literature Poetry Center and American Poetry Archives, 1991 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmwxb] AV5 - South Bank Show: "Alice Walker," London Weekend Television, August 10, 1992 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id ppcdv] AV5 - Primetime Live with Diane Sawyer: "The Color of Triumph: Interview with Alice Walker and Rebecca Walker" [1992] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmww6] AV2 - A Conversation with Alice Walker, In Black and White, California Newsreel, 1992 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmwv2] AV5 - Dr. Dean Show and CNN: Female Genital Mutilation, Persistent Productions, January 1993 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmwtx] AV5 - Rights and Wrongs: Human Rights Television, Program Five: "Ethnic Fault Line" with Charlayne Hunter Gault, Global Vision, Inc., May 5, 1993 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmwss] AV5 - Ford Hall Forum: "An Evening with Alice Walker," BNN-TV3, May 25, 1993 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmwrn] AV5 - "Critical Eye: Warrior Marks," Our Daughters Have Mothers, June 15, 1993 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmwqh] AV6 - Rights and Wrongs: Human Rights Television, Program Thirteen: "Mutilation" with Charlayne Hunter Gault, Global Vision, Inc., June 30, 1993 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmwpc] AV3 - Charlie Rose: "Walter Cronkite and Alice Walker," PBS, November 8, 1993 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmwn7] AV3 - Warrior Marks: Female Genital Mutilation and the Sexual Blinding of Women [in English with Japanese subtitles], Women Make Movies, 1993 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmwm3] AV3 - "A Question of Color: A Documentary Film," Kathe Sandler, 1993 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmwkz] AV3 - "CITYARTS: Making a Difference through the Arts," Ed Fabry / Communications Video Plus, June 13, 1994 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmwjt] AV3 - "A Worn Path: Interview with Eudora Welty," Worn Path Productions, 1994 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmwhp] AV3 - "Marcus Book Stores Present Alice Walker, Pulitzer Prize Winning Author of The Same River Twice: Honoring the Difficult," January 19, 1996 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmwgj]

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AV2 - Say Brother, "Crossing Lines with Alice Walker," WGBH, April 11, 1996 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmwfd] AV3 - CBS News Sunday Morning, August 1996; CBS News Sunday Morning, November 1996 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmwd8] AV3 - "Anything We Love Can Be Saved," NY Learning Alliance, International House, NYC April 21, 1997 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmwc4] AV3 - CBS News Sunday Morning: "Alice Walker," May 11, 1997 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmwb0] AV3 - "Alice Walker," University of California, San Francisco, Women's Resource Center, May 12, 1997 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id ppcf0] AV2 - Chartering Ceremony for the Alice Walker Literary Society, May 17, 1997 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id ppccq] AV3 - "In Appreciation of Motherhood," May 20, 1997 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmw9v] AV3 - Malone, San Jose Public Television, January 1, 1998 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmw8q] AV3 - Sesame Street: "Alice Walker," February 11, 1998 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmw7k] AV3 - "Mumia Abu-Jamal," KGO-TV News, May 7-8, 1998 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmw6f] AV3 - "Alice-Michigan," August 14, 1998 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmw59] AV3 - "Zelie-Michigan," August 14, 1998 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmw45] AV3 - The Oprah Winfrey Show, Harpo Productions, October 20, 23, 1998 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmw31] AV3 - Birth Day with Naoli Vinaver Lopez and family, Sage Femme, Inc., 1999 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmw2w] AV3 - "Arnold Beverly Confession," 1999 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmw1r] AV4 - Long Night's Journey Into Day. Directors: Frances Reid and Deborah Hoffman, Iris Films, [2000] AV4 - "Alice Walker," University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Reservations and Events AV Department, October 5, 2001 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmw0m] AV4 - In the Light of Reverence: Protecting America's Sacred Lands, Christopher McLeod, Bullfrog Films, 2001 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmvzc] - - Long Night's Journey Into Day, Iris Films, 2001

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[Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmvx7] AV4 - "18th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Convocation," University of California, Santa Cruz, January 23, 2002 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmvw3] AV4 - 60 Minutes II: "The Lost Children" (parts 1, 2, 3), CBS, February 3, 2002 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmvvz] AV4 - The Color Purple: Conversations with the Ancestors: The Color Purple from Book to Screen, Blue Collar Productions, July 23, 2002 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmvtt] AV4 - The Color Purple: 3 Featurettes Tied, Blue Collar Productions, July 23, 2002 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmvsp] AV4 - Salvation, Worn Path Productions, 2002 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmtx4] AV4 - "Salvation:" Interview with Alice Walker and Arnold Rampersad, Worn Path Productions 2002 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmvrj] AV4 - Fidel, Estela Bravo, producer, PRODOC Productions, 2002 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmvqd] AV4 - Miss Margaret: The Story of an Alabama Granny Midwife (Trailer), Sage Femme, Inc., 2002 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmvp8] AV4 - NOW with Bill Moyers: "Show #212," PBS, March 21, 2003 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id ppz82] AV4 - "Women and Power: Bringing Balance to the World with Alice Walker" (tape 1), Omega Institute, May 2003 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmvn4] AV4 - "Women and Power: Bringing Balance to the World with Gloria Steinem" (tape 2), Omega Institute, May 2003 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmvm0] AV4 - "Women and Power: Bringing Balance to the World with Rha Goddess" (tape 3), Omega Institute, May 2003 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pn3bp] AV4 - "Women and Power: Bringing Balance to the World with Marion Woodman" (tape 4), Omega Institute, May 2003 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pn3ct] AV4 - "Women and Power: Bringing Balance to the World with Eileen Fisher and Eve Ensler" (tape 5), Omega Institute, May 2003 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmvkv] - - "Langston Hughes: His Life and Times," 2003 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmvjq] - - "Save Our Sounds," Pacifica Radio Archives, 2005 AV4 - Tillie Olsen Project: "Interview with Alice Walker" Ann Hershey, producer, April 19, 2005

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[Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmvhk] AV6 - "Alice & Ayikwei: Popenguine Senegal," October 2005 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id ppz7x] AV6 - Darfur Diaries: Message from Home, Darfur Diaries, November 2005 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id ppzdm] AV2 - Zora! Festival '05: Alice Walker Interview Conducted By N.Y. Nathiri, January 28, 2005 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmvgf] AV2 - Dateline NBC: "The Color Purple," May 21, 2006 [original: DVD] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id ppzcg] AV6 - Eva Clyde Walker memorial service, Stone Mountain, Georgia, August 30, 2006 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id ppz6s] - - Alice in Giverny, Fall 2006 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id ppz96] AV6 - Global Exchange 7th Annual Human Rights Awards, May 31, 2007 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id ppzbb] AV6 - Alice Walker: The Siege of Gaza is an Attack on the Common Heart, 2009[original: DVD] Disk 2: Q and A - - 2010 Estelle Witherspoon Award, August 19, 2010 AV6 - Yemanja: Wisdom from the African Heart of Brazil, 2016 [original: DVD] Film narrated by Pulitzer Prize winning author Alice Walker. Includes a program from Just Films series at Chatham University, 2016 September 15 AV6 - A Woman Half in the Shadow, BBC Radio 4, 2017 April 17 [original: DVD] Includes correspondence between Caitlin Smith of the BBC and Joan Miura, Walker's Project Assistant, in 2017. AV4 - "Say Brother: Alice Walker Interview with Sara Lawrence-Lightfoot," unedited footage, undated [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pmvd5]

193 Alice Walker papers, circa 1930-2010 Manuscript Collection No. 1061 Series 10 Journals, circa 1960s-2007 Boxes 199 - 209

Scope and Content Note This series contains the personal journals of Alice Walker from the 1960s-2007.

Restrictions on Access The journals are closed during Alice Walker's lifetime or until October 1, 2027, whichever is later.

194 Alice Walker papers, circa 1930-2010 Manuscript Collection No. 1061 Series 11 Memorabilia and artwork, 1963-2013 Box 210 - Box 221, 251-252; OP1, OP4, OP6-OP8; XOP1-XOP2 OBV 4-5; FR 1-2

Scope and Content Note The series contains memorabilia, awards, artwork, and other personal items collected by Alice Walker. The artwork in this series is comprised of photographs, paintings, and drawings and includes original illustrations for some of Walker's books. Other cover art (mockups and drafts) may be found in Writings by Walker (Series 2). The awards include Walker's diplomas, her Pulitzer award, and various other awards. The series also contains props from the Color Purple, and a number of personal items, including a jewelry box from Spelman College, eyeglasses and jewelry, and clothing worn by Alice Walker and Rebecca Walker.

Arrangement Note Arranged by record type; then in alphabetical order.

Box Folder Content 210 1 [unknown last name], Alma, black and white print of a sketch of Alice Walker, undated 210 2 [unknown last name], Bascove, illustration for Once: Poems, undated OP12 20 Biaggi, Christina, “Yes We Can,” undated 210 3 [unknown last name], Kauài, untitled drawings, undated 210 4 [unknown last name], Sean and Eric, drawing of the Maritime Hotel, New York, 2006 210 5 [unknown last name], Sue, untitled black and white drawing of Alice Walker, undated OP7 2 Ballis, George, "MFDP Delegates Challenge Miss. Democrats, Atlantic City," photograph, 1976 210 6 Barton, Pamela, "Tea Garden," black and white photograph, 1970 210 7 Bason, Nash, untitled black and white photograph of two black boys sitting in basin, 1968 210 8 Butler-Baker Elementary School, Eaton, Georgia, drawings and poems, April 1992 OP2 15 Carmorlinga, Esperanza, blueprint of Bungalow Studio Careyes, 2003 OP7 3 C. M., untitled watercolor, 1971 210 9 Deeter, Catherine, book cover for Temple of My Familiar, undated OP7 4 Deeter, Catherine, drawing for "Celestial Goddess," [circa 2002] OP12 21 Deeter, Catherine, original canvas illustration for Finding the Green Stone, [2000s] OP2 16 Deeter, Catherine, drawings and photographs for Finding the Green Stone (with correspondence), July 18 [2000s]

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OP7 5 Deeter, Catherine, drawings for Langston Hughes: American Poet (with correspondence), undated [1 of 2] OP2 17 Deeter, Catherine, drawings for Langston Hughes: American Poet (with correspondence), undated [2 of 2] OP7 6 Deeter, Catherine, original canvas sketch of an illustration in Langston Hughes: American Poet, undated 210 10 Deeter, Catherine, sample illustrations [photocopies], undated 210 11 Deeter, Catherine, small prints of various artwork, 2002 OP7 7 Eatonton, Georgia, elementary school class letter, undated OP7 8 Gallangher, Susan, untitled drawing of Alice Walker, 1983 OP7 1 Goler, [Gustav Victor?], "Gypsy Poet," painting, 1991 270 1 Hat belonging to Henry Clay Walker FR1 Hicks, Travis, Alice Walker childhood home, ink drawing, 1991 FR2 Hicks, Travis, Ward's Chapel, watercolor, 2000 OP7 9 Kaplan, Edith Jaffy, untitled print, undated 210 12 Kline, Barbara J, untitled black and white photograph, undated OBV4 Lassiter, Carolyn Mae, sketches, 1988 OP7 10 Martin Luther King, Jr. Charter School students, drawings and poems, February 2007 210 13 Mastalia, Francesco, black and white photographs for Dreads (introduction by Alice Walker), 1995 [1 of 2] 210 14 Mastalia, Francesco, black and white photographs for Dreads (introduction by Alice Walker), 1995 [2 of 2] OP7 11 McCloud, Shiloh Sophia, "No Once Can End Suffering Except Through Dance" (poetry by Alice Walker), 2007 210 15 McCloud, Shiloh Sophia, "She Danced for the Love She Felt," 2005 210 16 McCloud, Shiloh Sophia, "Song of Her Soul," 2005 XOP1 - McElhannon, Lisa and class, "Here's a "heart-print" full of words we like!," undated 210 17 McElhannon, Lisa and class, "Mrs. McElhannon's Kindergarten, 1991-1992," 1992 210 18 Millbrook School students, drawings and poems, September 2007 210 19 Moore, Elizabeth, painting of Cauda Pavonis' "The Peacocks Tail," 2005 211 1 Morejón, Nancy, Pões#a, multi-medium handcrafted book, [1997] OBV5 Morejón, Nancy, Ana Mendiata, multi-medium handcrafted book, 2004 211 2 Sellars, Sue Hoya and Belvie Rooks, artwork for "Commemorating the Million Man March," 1995 OP7 12 Sellars, Sue Hoya, "Writers Broom," 1996 OP7 13 Smith-Moore, J.J., untitled drawing of Alice Walker, undated OP7 14 Stett, C.M., untitled matted print, undated 211 3 [Unknown photographer], "The Colchian Woman," photograph, 1992

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OP7 15 [Unknown photographer], unidentified photograph, undated OP7 16 [Unknown photographer], photograph of Zora Neale Hurston, undated 211 4 [Unknown artists], illustration for To Hell with Dying, undated OP12 22 [unknown artist], collage, undated OP12 23 [unknown artist], painting of Alice Walker, 1989 211 5 [Unknown artist], watercolor painting, 2006 211 6 Van Dyke, Shevard, "Four-Legged Woman and Two-Legged Leopard," 1992 OP7 17 [Walker family?], collage with personal notes to AW, [1989] 211 7 Walker, Alice, watercolor paintings, undated 211 8 Walker, Rebecca, various paintings and drawings, [circa 1970s] OP7 18 Walker, Rebecca, drawing, [circa 1970s] OP12 24 Weisinger, Jean, print artwork, 1991 OP7 19 Weisinger, Jean, series of black and white photographs depicting Alice Walker, 1992-1994 OP2 18 Whitaker, J. Michael, "My Lady of Guantánamo," black and white photograph, 1998

Awards and Honors: certificates OP12 25 Arts Commission of San Francisco, undated OP7 20 State of California "Woman of the Year" award, undated 211 9 Who's Who Among Students award, 1963-1964 edition 211 10 Lillian Smith Award for Revolutionary Petunias, November 2, 1973 OP7 21 Citation from the National Institute of Arts and Letters, May 22, 1974 OP12 27 Newswomen’s Club of New York Front Page Award, Best Magazine Criticism, November 19, 1976 211 11 William L. Patterson Foundation, Founders Certificate, November 6, 1980 211 12 Pulitzer Prize in Fiction for The Color Purple, 1983 211 13 Honorary Membership in the Stylus of Howard University, March 24, 1984 211 14 Lillian Smith Award in Non-Fiction, November 16, 1984 211 15 Harvard University Visiting Artists Certificate, 1984-1985 OP6 1 American Academy of Arts and Science Society Fellow, May 8, 1985 211 16 Georgia State Senate, resolution commending Alice Walker, March 6, 1986 211 17 State of Georgia House of Representatives, resolution commending Alice Walker, March 6, 1986 211 18 Upper Dublin Parent Teacher Council Award, April 26, 1986 211 19 19th Annual NAACP Image Awards, Best Motion Picture Nominee, December 14, 1986 OP12 26 California Legislation Resolution commending Alice Walker, March 19, 1987 266 19 Founder’s Day Citation, Spelman College, April 11, 1987 211 20 Certificate of Appreciation from La Côte d'Ivoire, December 20, 1987

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211 21 9th Annual Bay Area Book Reviewers Awards, Fred Cody Memorial Award for Lifetime Achievement in Literature and Community Involvement, March 23, 1990 266 20 Radcliffe College Alumnae Association Medal, June 1992 OP6 2 City of Los Angeles Certificate of Tribute for Warrior Marks, November 19, 1993 211 22 Media Alliance Mama Award for Non-Fiction, [1994] 211 23 Proclamation for "Alice Walker Day," City and County of San Francisco, February 24, 1994 266 21 Proclamation for “Alice Walker Day,” Oakland, California, February 24, 1994 266 22 California State Treasure Award, Governor’s Arts Awards, Los Angeles, California, April 1994 OP6 3 Auburn Annual Lecture, appreciation (includes photograph of AW), April 1995 211 24 Global Exchange/Cuba Campaign Certificate of Thanks, November 12, 1995 OP6 4 Board of Commissioners of Bibb County, Georgia, resolution commending Alice Walker as the Sheila Award recipient, October 21, 1997 211 25 Sister Circle Book Award for Same River Twice, 1999 251 23 Proclamation for "Alice Walker Day," City of Santa Cruz, California, 2002 January 23 211 26 Darfur Peace and Development Organization Certificate of Appreciation, July 2006 266 23 KPFA Peace Award, KPFA Radio, 2007 211 27 Proclamation for "Alice Walker Day," City and County of San Francisco, October 12, 2007 OP4 1 Citation from the City of Atlanta, Georgia, April 24, 2009 211 28 Proclamation for "Alice Walker Day," Atlanta City Council, April 24, 2009 211 29 Proclamation for "Alice Walker Day," Dekalb County, Georgia, April 24, 2009

Awards and honors: plaques and keepsakes 219 Atlanta Women's Network , Inc., undated 252 3 Key to the city of Eatonton, Georgia, undated 218 Key to the city of Jackson, Mississippi, undated 219 Zora Neale Hurston postage stamp, undated 219 New Yorker Magazine Literature Award, November 1977 219 LACAAW Humanitarian Award, 1983 OP9 1 1,000,000 Copies in Print of The Color Purple, August 1984 OP8 1 Multiplatinum sales awards commemoration for "We Are the World," [1985] 216 Helen Caldicott Leadership Award, Women's Action for Nuclear Disarmament, May 11, 1986 252 4 Medal from the University of Havana, Cuba, 1989 218 Omega Boys Club Award, 1990

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219 Democracy Now Tour, October 1991 218 TransAfrica International Literary Award, June 6, 1992 218 'Hot Wire' Readers' Choice Award, 1993 218 American Humanist Associations' "Humanist of the Year Award," 1997 219 Tubman African American Museums' "Sheila Award," October 24, 1997 218 Georgia Writers Hall of Fame, 2000 218 Sisters at FCI Dublin, January 21, 2001 OP8 2 Langston Hughes Stamp, Presented by the Employees of the United States Postal Services Mid-America District, 2002 219 Enoch Pratt Free Library Lifetime Literary Achievement Award, October 18, 2004 218 California Coalition for Women Prisoners Award, November 2006 252 5 San Francisco Pride Parade, Celebrity Grand Marshall ribbon, 2010 OP12 28 Steve Biko Memorial Lecture, University of Cape Town, September 9, 2010

Diplomas 211 30 Butler-Baker High School, 1961 211 31 Sarah Lawrence College, 1966 212 1 Honorary Degree of Doctor of Literature, Russell Sage College, 1975 212 2 Degree of Common Sense, University of Life, 1978 212 3 Honorary Degree of Doctor of Philosophy, California Institute of Integral Studies, May 19, 2002

Other collected items 212 4 Ballot card, San Francisco election, November 6, 1979 212 5 Batik tool 216 Blanket, wool with multi-color stripes, from Helen Lynd OP6 5 Blueprint, Washington, D.C Martin Luther Jr. National Memorial, (ROMA Design Group, artists) 217 Boots, black, blue, and metallic leather, cowboy style 217 Boots, brown leather with silver and crystal accents, cowboy style 212 6 Book cover 212 7 Bookmark, Chinese 212 8 Bumper stickers 252 1 Button, "Activism Pays the Rent on Being Alive" 212 9 Button, "Code Pink Women for Peace" 212 9 Button, "Free Dennis Banks" 212 9 Button, "Free Leonard Peltier" 212 9 Button, "Her Fight is Our Fight: Free Angela Davis" 212 9 Button, "I Refuse to Tolerate Violence Against Children"

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212 9 Button, "Meredith Mississippi March for Freedom, June 1966" 212 9 Button, "National Women's History Week, March 2-8, 1986" 212 9 Button, "Rolling Stones: Bob Marley" 252 2 Button, Stop the Next War Now," Code Pink 212 9 Button, "The Color Purple" 212 9 Button, Zora Neale Hurston 219 Ceramic Tile, "Wild Trees Press" 212 10 Charm, "El Salvador C.A" painted on backside 212 11 Clapboard, used in the filming of The Color Purple 212 12 Coin, 10 cents piece, Jamaica 1969 213 1 Coin, One Hundred Balboa Gold Coin of Panama, 1975 213 2 Deck of cards, commemoration of the Broadway production of The Color Purple at the Alliance Theater in Atlanta, Georgia, (Bubbles the Artists, artist), 2004 252 6 Dog collar, Marley 213 3 Dreadlock, wrapped in multicolor threading and purple bead 213 4 Earrings, a pair of circle shaped made of brass 213 4 Earrings, a pair of door knockers made of silver 213 4 Earrings, a pair of Rectangle shape made of Brass with black oval stone framed by silver 213 5 Earrings single, black hoop with gold post 213 5 Earrings, single, circular shape made of brass with stripe down the middle 213 5 Earrings, single circular shape made of silver 213 5 Earrings, single, dangle made of green, yellow, red, and black beads 213 5 Earrings, single dangle made of brass and blue stones 213 5 Earrings, single, raindrop shape made of silver 213 5 Earrings, single, small circular shaped made of silver with beaded silver square in center 213 6 Eye glasses, Bifocal lenses with gold frame in brown leather case 213 7 Eye glasses, Bifocal lenses with tortoiseshell frames in burgundy and gold case 213 8 Fan, "Saturday Night Shug Avery," prop from The Color Purple film 218 Feather, calico colored 214 1 Finger puppet and fridge magnet, Zora Neal Hurston 216 Graduation hood, blue velvet with gold and blue stripes 214 2 Hair accessory, gold and red embroidered head band 214 3 Identification tags, Artist pass for "Bring Mumia Home: An Uncensored Evening of Hip Hop spirit and Hard Knock wisdom," June 10, 2000 214 3 Identification tags, "Bioneers 2007 presenter" 214 3 Identification tags, "Invitado at XIII Feria Internacional del Libro de La Habana/ XIII Havana International Book Fairz' 214 3 Identification tags, "Moon Song Productions Inc."

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214 3 Identification tags, VIP pass at "Festival Pan Africain Du Cinema & TV Ouagadougou" 252 7 Kitchen altar in Walker's kitchen, June 2013 214 4 Letter, prop from the film The Color Purple, addressed to "Mrs. Celie Harris Johnson" 214 5 Medallion, "The College of Saint Catherine" 214 6 Memory book, Butler-Baker High School graduation, 1961 214 7 Name plate, "Alice Tallulah-Kate Walker," 13 syllables in Japanese, February 9, 1994 214 8 Necklace, string of black beads 214 8 Necklace, twenty-six multi-colored beads on leather string 216 Needlepoint with "Olivia" stitching, prop from The Color Purple 215 Oprah Winfrey's Legends Ball invitation to Alice Walker, 215 Oprah Winfrey's Legends Weekend bound invitation to Alice Walker 215 Oprah Winfrey's Legends Weekend scrapbook, May 13-15, 2005 216 Pants, stone-washed jeans 218 Paper weight, "The Color Purple: A Gala Premiere" 214 9 Patch, "1997 5th Annual Sobriety Pow Wow" 214 10 Pendant, black and clear crystal encrusted Celtic cross 214 10 Pendant, gold, green and red guitar-shaped 214 10 Pendant, gold coat of arms design with "R. Walker, 1992" inscribed on back side 214 10 Pendant, orange and brown colored with clear and orange beads along the edges 214 10 Pendant, "SC Alumni" 214 10 Pendant, Silver, African-mask inspired OP6 6 Poster, handmade, for poetry reading of "Once," [circa 1970s] XOP2 - Poster with personal notes to Alice Walker, undated 214 11 Pouch, black with small black inside 214 11 Pouch, brown suede with bead accent and shell button 214 11 Pouch, pink drawstring style with note enclosed from Gloria Steinem 214 11 Pouch, quilted with white and brown patch work in the center 214 11 Pouch, "World Peace Walk 1982" patch, with blue drawstring 218 Printers block, wooden with an image of Alice Walker from the 1960s 214 12 Purse, yellow and black with multi-colored stitching with a dreadlock in the inside 215 Puzzle, Quest in the Garden/Greenstone, (Catherine Deeter, illustrator), 1991 220 Quilt stitched during the writing of The Color Purple [created by Alice Walker and Dee Ann Tyler] 214 13 Ring, wooden pinky-sized ring 221 Shadowbox items, from Zelie Duvauchelle, including photograph of Alice Walker and and Zelie [box damaged upon arrival]

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214 14 Shell, small, blue and cream colored OP6 7 Sign, medal with "Yield 2 Play Time" 216 Skirt, stone washed with roses on back pockets [belonging to Rebecca Walker] 218 Spelman College jewelry box 252 Stuffed Animal, "Queen Honeybee," The Color Purple (musical), 2006 216 Sweater, red with multi-colored circle in the center 214 15 Tarot cards 214 16 Trading cards, Take Our Daughters to Work, "Women First" and "Women Writers" (Ms. Foundation for Women, publisher), 1994 216 T-shirt, burgundy cap sleeve with scoop neck 216 T-shirt, "Alice Walker Visits Korea 2004" 216 T-shirt, "Daughter of a Field Negro," Selma, Alabama 216 T-shirt, "On Location North Carolina" 216 T-shirt, "Remember Port Chicago" 216 T-shirt, "To Hell With Dying/ Vote for Jesse" 214 17 Watch, abalone with mother of pearl aqua colored dial 215 Water bottle, from the Broadway adaptation of The Color Purple

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Scope and Content Note This series contains Alice Walker's personal files, including personal papers, legal papers, property files, financial records, and other papers of a personal nature. Appointment books and calendars record some of Walker's day-to-day schedule, including meetings, appearances, and travel. Financial records in this series include cash flow reports, tax files, donations, and financial records of the former corporation Our Daughters Have Mothers. Other personal papers of Alice Walker in this series include high school and college grade reports, fellowship applications, membership cards, her marriage certificate, resumes, and bibliographies. Family papers in this series include material relating to various family members and friends including Walker's daughter Rebecca, Mel Leventhal, Robert Allen, Gloria Steinem, and Walker's immediate family.

Arrangement Note Organized into four subseries: (12.1) Personal papers, (12.2) Legal files, (12.3), Property files, and (12.4) Financial records.

Restrictions on Access The legal files (Subseries 12.2), property files (Subseries 12.3), and financial records (Subseries 12.4) are closed during Alice Walker's lifetime or until October 1, 2027, whichever is later.

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Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Box Folder Content 222 1 Address books, undated 222 2 Appointment book, 1967 222 3 Appointment book, 1971 November - 1972 May 222 4 Appointment book, 1976 222 5 Appointment book, 1977 222 6 Appointment book, 1979 222 7 Appointment book, 1980 222 8 Appointment book, 1982 222 9 Appointment book, 1983 223 1 Appointment book, 1986 223 2 Appointment book, 1989 223 3 Appointment book, 1998 223 4 Appointment book, 1999 223 5 Bibliography 223 6 Biographical, 1967-1996 223 7 Biographical directories questionnaire 223 8 Biographical sketches, by Walker 223 9 Biographical sketches, by others 223 10 Calendar, 1973 223 11 Calendar, 1975 223 12 Calendar, 1978 223 13 Calendar, 1979 223 14 Calendar, 1982 223 15 Calendar, 1984 OP6 8 Calendar, 1985 (2) 223 16 Calendar, 1986 OP6 9 Calendar, 1986 OP6 10 Calendar, 1987 (2) OP6 11 Calendar, 1988 OP6 12 Calendar, 1991 223 17 Calendar, 1993 OP6 13 Calendar, 1999

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OP6 14 Calendar, 2000 OP6 15 Calendar, 2003 OP6 16 Calendar, 2004 OP6 17 Calendar, 2006 OP6 17 Calendar, 2010 223 18 Cards, Business 223 19 Cards, Membership 223 20 Census Bureau, Characteristics of Business Owners Survey, 1992 223 21 Computers 224 1 Education: Butler-Baker High School (Eatonton, Georgia), grades, 1958-1960 224 2 Education: Butler-Baker High School (Eatonton, Georgia), graduation announcement, 1961 224 3 Education: Sarah Lawrence College, 1964 224 4 Federal Bureau of Investigation, FOIPA file [relating to 1962 trip to Finland and Russia] 224 5 Fellowships, Creative Artists Program, 1973, 1976 224 6 Fellowships, General, 1970 224 7 Fellowships, Guggenheim Memorial Foundation, 1971-1978 224 8 Fellowships, National Endowment for the Humanities, 1974-1975 224 9 Fortune-telling report, 1977 224 10 Jury duty 224 11 Marriage certificate, 1967 224 12 Memberships, 1986-1996 224 13 Name change 224 14 Notebook, [circa 1980s] 224 15 Passports, 1962-1995 224 16 Pets 224 17 Recommendations, 1985-1999 224 18 Resumes/Vitas 224 19 Spanish lessons, [circa 1990s] 224 20 Visa, Cuba, 2006 224 21 Visa, South Africa, no date

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Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Restrictions on Access The legal files are closed during Alice Walker's lifetime or until October 1, 2027, whichever is later.

206 Alice Walker papers, circa 1930-2010 Manuscript Collection No. 1061 Subseries 12.3 Property files, 1978-2003 Box 227 - Box 230

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Restrictions on Access The property files are closed during Alice Walker's lifetime or until October 1, 2027, whichever is later.

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Arrangement Note Arranged by type of record.

Restrictions on Access The financial records are closed during Alice Walker's lifetime or until October 1, 2027, whichever is later.

208 Alice Walker papers, circa 1930-2010 Manuscript Collection No. 1061 Series 13 Born digital materials, 1987-2013

Scope and Content Note The Born digital materials series consists primarily of correspondence written by Walker and drafts of novels, short stories and poems. Also included are essays, speeches, photographs, and various other writings relating to Walker's work as an activist, particularly her work against the practice of female genital mutilation. A number of files contain drafts of Walker's 1992 novel Possessing the Secret of Joy or relate to the 1993 film Warrior Marks, made in collaboration with filmmaker Pratibha Parmar. Other drafts include her 2011 book The Chicken Chronicles and The Cushion in the Road, published in 2013. Walker's website features information about her writing and publications, and documents her work as an activist around the world.

Terms Governing Use and Reproduction Researchers are not permitted to copy or download any digital files from the computer workstation.

Restrictions on Access Special restrictions apply: Selected correspondence; business files; journal entries; legal files; property files; and financial records are closed during Alice Walker's lifetime or until October 2027, whichever is later. Use of the original digital media is restricted. With the exception of the web archive, access to born digital materials is only available at the computer workstation in the Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library (the Rose Library). Researchers may access the web archive online via the link provided below.

Processing Note The born digital materials are taken from 37 3.5" floppy disks, two compact discs, and a MacBook Air. Bitstream images of the disks were created using a combination of FTK Imager imaging software, Magic ISO imaging software, and a KryoFlux. Master copies of these disk images were ingested into a Fedora instance at Emory University for long-term preservation. Individual files were extracted from disk images using FTK Imager and were scanned for viruses using McAfee's anti-virus software. Following this, most of the extracted files--which consisted primarily of early Mac word processing files--were migrated to PDF using MacLinkPlus conversion software and Adobe Acrobat Pro. Image files were migrated to JPEG. Files have been screened for private information and in some instances information has been redacted. Files from the floppy disks and compact discs are stored alphabetically by file name in a single directory. Two copies of extracted MacBook Air files are available to researchers, each organized differently to accommodate varying approaches to research: 1) Files retain the original file structure, as found on Walker's hard drive. Duplicate files have been removed; 2) Files have been sorted into series to match the arrangement of the collection's paper component. Again, duplicate files have been removed. Some of the original folder structure has been retained and if there are materials relevant to multiple series, those files have been placed in both corresponding series' folders.

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A web archive of Alice Walker's website has been captured using the California Digital Library's Web Archiving Service. Copies of the site are captured monthly and become available following a six-month embargo period.

Box Folder Content Online The Official Site for Alice Walker: AliceWalkersGarden.com, 2012 (web archive) [Resource available online] RRL Access copies of processed born digital material [Reading room access ONLY] - - MacBook Air, 2007-2013 [Original RESTRICTED] - - "1989/Disk 1, 1990," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED] - - "2000 Feb. TWF copy," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED] - - "3/23/99, Misc.," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED] - - "Alce 1991," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED] - - "Alice 1990-91," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED] - - "Alice 1991 back-up," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED] - - "Alice 1992," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED] - - "Alice back-up 1990-1991," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED] - - "Alice orig disk," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED] - - "Alice's Computadora (1)," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED] - - "Alice's Computadora (2)," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED] - - "Alice's Computadora 3," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED] - - "Alice Walker photos, Cantoo 7/7/03," compact disc [Original RESTRICTED] - - "AW DSK 2," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED] - - "AW merged accounts 9/5/92," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED] - - "B of A 1993," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED] - - "B of A 1994," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED] - - "By the Light...," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED] - - "Disk 1 duplicate, current writing 1990," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED] - - "Disk 2 back up," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED] - - "Files from Mac Classic, 11/29/94," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED] - - "Files from Mac Classic, AW 1992," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED] - - "Jazz/System," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED] - - "Misc. materials to 7/98," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED] - - "Misc. work from country Powerbook 11.20.96, new material 3/27/97," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED] - - "N poems 1999," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED] - - "Photos [provided for A Poetic Tribute to the Legends Who Lunched with Oprah]," compact disc [Original RESTRICTED] - - "Possessing the Secret of Joy, Final version 12/21/91," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED]

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- - "Possessing the Secret of Joy: The Movie, by Alice Walker, November 1993," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED] - - "Quicken back-up disk," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED] - - "Quicken program, Security Pacific account 1992, external drive," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED] - - "Smile," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED] - - "Start up disk (internal drive)," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED] - - "This is a test, 4/12/97," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED] - - "Wells Fargo account 1992, Quicken program," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED] - - "Wells Fargo 1993" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED] - - "Wells Fargo 1994," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED] - - "Word processing (external drive)," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED] - - "Word processing files, internal drive," 3.5" floppy disk [Original RESTRICTED]

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